I am pleased to say that the JavaScript for Visualisation Workshop, organised as part of the BioJS community efforts to bring together the latest technologies and standards is fully booked. JavaScript is a language that has had enormous technological developments recently, not least the provision of web components. […]
An exciting 1 year position is available in my lab within the BioJS project (gross salary 30K). This job involves a collaboration with the Cambridge-based start-up Repositive.io, an innovative platform that integrates securely distributed sources of genomic data. There will be regular interactions and visits to the FutureBusiness […]
Following on from our very successful BioJS Hackathon in Munich (week 4-9th August 2014), we are happy to announce the development of BioJS 2.0. Our intention is to have BioJS 2.0 released by the end of the year, accompanied by the appropriate migration guide and resources. Importantly, existing […]
As of October 26th 2011, a paper about the myKaryoView tool has been published in PLoS One. myKaryoView is a genome browser specifically designed for visualization of Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) personal genetic data. We look forward to receiving feedback from users visualizing their own personal genomes and developers willing […]
Following my previous post on the First Publicly Available Genome Via DAS I would like to present an open source software that Rafael Jimenez and myself have developed for visualization of genomic data. Here we have it configured to display 23andMe data as a test case. We call […]
