To my surprise, to date no one has thought of creating a genome project that focuses on the family. More […]
Tag: Open Source
My Family Exome Analysis: Findings
After 4 years of work, I am pleased to say that two publications have emanated from this work: Low budget […]
Next generation computational research – have your voice heard!
Source: the Software Sustainability Institute News Feed. Posted by Simon Hettrick on Friday 4 December 2015 with edits by Manuel Corpas […]
Reasons to Convince Funders and Business Skeptics About Open Source Exploitation
I repeatedly come across the same misinterpretation from funders again and again: how can you make money out of open […]
BMC Update Newsletter Features Two Of Our Most Recent Works
This week’s BMC Update, the official newsletter for BioMed Central has featured two of our recent works, the Crowdfunding Genome Project […]
A Genome Blogger Manifesto
Have you ever wondered why some people have no reparation in sharing their genetic profiles? Why do they openly talk […]
Personal Genomic Software: A Review of What Is Available
Readers may have seen that a few previous entries in Manuel Corpas’ Blog have been dedicated to myKaryoView, a personal […]
myKaryoView: First Open Source Visualization Software for 23andMe Data
Following my previous post on the First Publicly Available Genome Via DAS I would like to present an open source […]