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Next-generation sequencing technologies are revolutionising genomics and their effects are becoming increasingly widespread.

Oxford Journals | Life Sciences & Mathematics & Physical Sciences | Bioinformatics | Next Generation Sequencing

http://www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/bioinformatics/nextgenerationsequencing.html

OpenHelix Blog

http://blog.openhelix.eu/ In today’s tip I am linking to a YouTube video from NCBI that briefly explains the new Filters Sidebar feature that has been added to PubMed . We first saw a tweet that the change was coming back on May 2nd, just as I was completing a total update to our full PubMed tutorial *.
Ron Fredericks writes: Dr. Saptarshi Guha created an open-source interface between R and Hadoop called the R and Hadoop Integrated Processing Environment or RHIPE for short. LectureMaker was on the scene filming Saptarshi’s RHIPE presentation to the Bay Area’s useR Group , introduced by Michael E. Driscoll and hosted at Facebook’s Palo Alto office on March 9′th 2010. Special thanks to Jyotsna Paintal for helping me film the event.

RHIPE: An Interface Between Hadoop and R for Large and Complex Data Analysis | LectureMaker, LLC

http://www.lecturemaker.com/2011/02/rhipe/

Computational Biology Center

We pursue basic and exploratory research at the interface of information technology and biology. Information technology plays a vital role in enabling new science and discovery in biology. Advances in high throughput and platform technologies in biology present an unprecedented challenge in scale, management, and analysis of biological data. Advances in computing architecture and scale are enabling simulations of complex biological processes at various organizational levels from atomic to cellular and beyond. https://researcher.ibm.com/researcher/view_project.php?id=1080
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-bioinfo/index.html

Web services for bioinformatics, Part 1

Web services for life sciences The IBM alphaWorks article on web services for life sciences is an example set of web services that offers standard bioinformatics applications and demonstrates the technology (See Resources ). The project is written in Java and mainly acts as a wrapper around existing bioinformatics applications. It allows researchers to search through the web service and obtain output through XML documents and to view intermediate steps throughout the request.
A set of LaTeX macros designed to make it easy to draw electrical networks in scientific publications. The circuits library available in the development version of PGF is inspired by this library.

TikZ and PGF resources

http://www.texample.net/tikz/resources/
http://www.andy-roberts.net/writing/latex/mathematics_2

Mathematics part 2 - Getting to grips with LaTeX - Andrew Roberts

by Andrew Roberts This tutorial builds on the basic foundations presented in the previous tutorial . If you often include a lot of maths in your documents, then you will probably find that you wish to have slightly more control over presentation issues. Some of the topics covered make writing equations more complex - but who said typesetting mathematics was easy?!
http://www.bioinformatics.org/

Bioinformatics Organization - Bioinformatics.Org

The conference will be modeled after BGI's International Conferences on Genomics held annually in China since 2006 and regarded as one of the top gatherings to feature recent developments in genome sciences. With international thought leaders among its keynote speakers and panelists ( http://www.icgamericas.org/Speakers.html ), as well as breakout sessions on human, plant and animal genomics research, ICG Americas aims to promote research in basic and applied genomics and lay the foundation of a new approach to sequencing and bioinformatics.
http://www.bicpu.edu.in/project.htm For all three types of work, I would expect to see a review of the literature, sample data and a prototype implementation. The main difference between each type of work will be the relative importance of each of the components. Teams will be made of 1 to 4 members; the optimum being 2 persons per team.

Bioinformatics Projects List

.NET Bio

About .NET Bio http://bio.codeplex.com/

bioinformatics journal list | nodalpoint.org

Isn't this the same as the the list posted here ? As always thanks for your interest in nodalpoint, however if you are loooking to use the nodalpoint blogging system for personal blogging then I would suggest a free service like Blogger . Unfortunately all blog posts go via the submssion queue to prevent spamming, which makes the system difficult for personal use.
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Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops | Bioinformatics.ca - Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops (CBW)

Welcome to Bioinformatics.ca, the home of the Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops (CBW) series.