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GigaScience in the press (and still on the road)…

- October 4, 2011

GigaScience getting nice media conference in Annals of Botany, Bio-IT world and social media, while we continue to travel to conferences

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Beyond the Genome: taking GigaScience into the Clouds

- September 20, 2011

Write-up on Beyond the Genome, our BioMed Central stablemates Genome Biology and Genome Medicine meeting in Washington DC.

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HUPO 2011: lessons for Proteomics from the Genomics Tsunami

- September 13, 2011

Talking about HUPO2011, the Human Proteomics Organisation congress in Geneva looking back on how Proteomics has progressed over the past decade

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Exercises in blogging at #solo11. Show me the data!

- September 3, 2011

Write up on Science Online London (#SOLO11) the science communication conference where we participated in a panel and some blogging exercises

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The complexity of life

- September 2, 2011

More thoughts on the 2011 International Conference on Systems Biology (ICSB 2011) meeting in Heidelberg/Mannheim.

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Systems, synthetics and semantics

- August 29, 2011

Write up of the 2011 International Conference on Systems Biology (#ICSB) meeting in either Heidelberg/Mannheim.

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Datacite summer meeting

- August 27, 2011

This week we attended Data and the Scholarly Record: The Changing Landscape, the Datacite 2011 summer meeting in Berkeley

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Further adventures on the road…

- August 23, 2011

on the road

An update on GigaScience’s further adventures on the road, updating you on our conference schedule and talks this summer.

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Papers, papers, papers

- August 19, 2011

Papers, and Article Processing Charge

On the launch of our new website, Article Processing Charge’s, and hitting the road to get papers, papers, papers.

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Notes from an E. coli “tweenome” – lessons learned from our first data DOI.

- August 3, 2011

Notes on the Open Science sharing of the first “tweenome” – the genome of a killer E. coli outbreak and crowdsourcing on twitter.

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