Hans Zauner - March 14, 2018
Apply for GigaScience Scholarships at ConGen 2018 in Virginia, the Recent Advances in Conservation Genetics) course taught by leading experts
Hans Zauner - January 29, 2018
Giardia, a protozoan parasite causes diarrhoea and stomach pains. New research in GigaScience provides insights into the mechanisms that cause the symptoms of giardiasis.
Peter Li - January 22, 2018
A highlight of 2017 was a 2nd GigaScience hackathon in ourHK office from a metabolomics project called CUDDEL, all thanks to BBSRC China Partnering Award
Hans Zauner - December 19, 2017
It’s time to review the highlights of GigaScience’s 2017 in Hans Zauner’s traditional end of year summary of what happened over the last 12 months
Scott Edmunds - December 15, 2017
Taking Citizen Science to the UN, with the launch of CitizenScience.Asia at the UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi
Scott Edmunds - December 12, 2017
A New High-Quality Reindeer Genome Sequence Provides Resources for Studying Evolution, Domestication, and Adaptation to Arctic Climate. But not the secrets of Christmas.
Scott Edmunds - November 27, 2017
Last month was the 7th consecutive year we’ve attended our co-publisher BGI’s annual ICG (International Conference on Genomics) gathering in Shenzhen. While we’ve assisted in organising a number of fun thematic tracks over the years including ICG-8’s crowdsourcing, crowdfunding and open science session, and ICG-10’s community genomics session, for ICG12 this year we decided to […]
Hans Zauner - October 31, 2017
Write up by Hans Zauner of three eventful days in Berlin last week for FORCE2017 discuss ideas, ongoing projects and future developments around Open Science
Hans Zauner - October 19, 2017
A new commentary in GigaScience demonstrates the use of the FAIR principles to enable Open Science. We explan more here.
Scott Edmunds - September 19, 2017
On the first day of Peer Review Week 2017 we co-hosted a webinar discussing preprints and open peer Review with our friends at AcademicKarma.