Scott Edmunds - June 7, 2013
Updates on the Bio-IT World Asia meeting in Singapore, and the new functionality of our data publishing platform the GigaDB database
Scott Edmunds - May 9, 2013
The difficulties sharing neuroscience data, and demonstrating data publishing can help address the credit issue to fill the data gaps
Peter Li - May 3, 2013
Giga-Galaxy moves into the metabolomics universe with new NERC funding to work on metabomics workflows and Galaxy
Nicole Nogoy - April 17, 2013
Write-up on the 2013 Human Genome Meeting/International Congress of Genetics (HGM/ICG) meeting and an Open Access workshop at A*STAR we participated in
Scott Edmunds - April 5, 2013
Announcing our Call for papers for a special Galaxy series launched at the GCC2013 Galaxy Community Conference meeting in Oslo, Norway
Scott Edmunds - April 2, 2013
Q&A with Xin Zhou, author of our insect “squishome” paper, talking high-throughput metabarcoding of bulk arthropod samples.
Scott Edmunds - March 27, 2013
Presenting a new “squishomics” approach for understanding biodiversity, using DNA-soup made from crushed-up insects and the latest sequencing technology
Scott Edmunds - February 21, 2013
The BBSRC has just released an excellent video and article on crowdsourcing killer disease outbreaks very relevant to our recent commentary and blog postings on the OpenAshDB
Scott Edmunds - February 13, 2013
Open Science and crowdsourcing versus Ash Dieback (and the Tweenome revisited, with and update on our E. coli genome datasharing adventures)
Scott Edmunds - December 27, 2012
Our new paper on the SOAPdenovo2 genome assembly tool shows how our open peer review system works, adding transparency to scientific publishing