On behalf of the BIRN Genomics working group, Ivo Dinov and Fabio Macciardi are presenting “Analytical Pipeline Workflows, Resource Interoperability and Processing of ‘Big’ Genomics Data” at a session on The Science of Investigation and Interpretation.

Take a look at some of BIRN’s most useful and popular capabilities with their related demos and downloads. You can check it out at:  birncommunity.org/capabilities/demos/

BIRN representatives will be attending the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, making both scientific presentations and participating in the tutorial sessions before the meeting. BIRN is also supporting the HBM Hackathon and will make its tools available to Hackathon participants.

Watch Gully Burns (chair of BIRN’s Knowledge Engineering Working Group) talk about using a powerful, new knowledge engineering framework to find the right bioinformatics questions and their appropriate answers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU5HRck4bn4

Join members of the BIRN Genomics Working Group at the Computational Genomics Training workshop at UCLA on May 20th. This all-day free workshop will cover theoretical and methodological aspects of biomedical computing and focus on genomics training, practical usage, functionality, applications and tool interoperability.

Globus Online is the powerful technology underlying important BIRN capabilities such as data movement and security. Get an up close look at this year’s GlobusWORLD conference.

Layout-aware text extraction from full-text PDF of scientific articles, a paper published in Source Code for Biology & Medicine by senior author and BIRN member, […]

This month’s CVRG seminar is titled “Microvolt T-Wave Alternans: Guideline Statement for Clinical Practice.” The audience for this webinar will be the cardiovascular research, clinical research and biomedical informatics communities.

You are invited to attend a CVRG web seminar on August 9, 2012 at 1:00pm Eastern. The topic is “Building a NexGen Gene Expression Database for the Human Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium”. Speakers are Bruce Aronow, PhD and Phillip Dexheimer.

BIRN announces a new capability that allows you to view a “topic map” of NIH grants that can be queried in several ways.

On behalf of the BIRN Genomics working group, Ivo Dinov and Fabio Macciardi are presenting “Analytical Pipeline Workflows, Resource Interoperability and Processing of ‘Big’ Genomics Data” at a session on The Science of Investigation and Interpretation.

Take a look at some of BIRN’s most useful and popular capabilities with their related demos and downloads. You can check it out at:  birncommunity.org/capabilities/demos/

BIRN representatives will be attending the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, making both scientific presentations and participating in the tutorial sessions before the meeting. BIRN is also supporting the HBM Hackathon and will make its tools available to Hackathon participants.

Watch Gully Burns (chair of BIRN’s Knowledge Engineering Working Group) talk about using a powerful, new knowledge engineering framework to find the right bioinformatics questions and their appropriate answers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU5HRck4bn4

Join members of the BIRN Genomics Working Group at the Computational Genomics Training workshop at UCLA on May 20th. This all-day free workshop will cover theoretical and methodological aspects of biomedical computing and focus on genomics training, practical usage, functionality, applications and tool interoperability.

Globus Online is the powerful technology underlying important BIRN capabilities such as data movement and security. Get an up close look at this year’s GlobusWORLD conference.

Layout-aware text extraction from full-text PDF of scientific articles, a paper published in Source Code for Biology & Medicine by senior author and BIRN member, […]

This month’s CVRG seminar is titled “Microvolt T-Wave Alternans: Guideline Statement for Clinical Practice.” The audience for this webinar will be the cardiovascular research, clinical research and biomedical informatics communities.

You are invited to attend a CVRG web seminar on August 9, 2012 at 1:00pm Eastern. The topic is “Building a NexGen Gene Expression Database for the Human Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium”. Speakers are Bruce Aronow, PhD and Phillip Dexheimer.

BIRN announces a new capability that allows you to view a “topic map” of NIH grants that can be queried in several ways.

On behalf of the BIRN Genomics working group, Ivo Dinov and Fabio Macciardi are presenting “Analytical Pipeline Workflows, Resource Interoperability and Processing of ‘Big’ Genomics Data” at a session on The Science of Investigation and Interpretation.

Take a look at some of BIRN’s most useful and popular capabilities with their related demos and downloads. You can check it out at:  birncommunity.org/capabilities/demos/

BIRN representatives will be attending the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, making both scientific presentations and participating in the tutorial sessions before the meeting. BIRN is also supporting the HBM Hackathon and will make its tools available to Hackathon participants.

Watch Gully Burns (chair of BIRN’s Knowledge Engineering Working Group) talk about using a powerful, new knowledge engineering framework to find the right bioinformatics questions and their appropriate answers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU5HRck4bn4

Join members of the BIRN Genomics Working Group at the Computational Genomics Training workshop at UCLA on May 20th. This all-day free workshop will cover theoretical and methodological aspects of biomedical computing and focus on genomics training, practical usage, functionality, applications and tool interoperability.

Globus Online is the powerful technology underlying important BIRN capabilities such as data movement and security. Get an up close look at this year’s GlobusWORLD conference.

Layout-aware text extraction from full-text PDF of scientific articles, a paper published in Source Code for Biology & Medicine by senior author and BIRN member, […]

This month’s CVRG seminar is titled “Microvolt T-Wave Alternans: Guideline Statement for Clinical Practice.” The audience for this webinar will be the cardiovascular research, clinical research and biomedical informatics communities.

You are invited to attend a CVRG web seminar on August 9, 2012 at 1:00pm Eastern. The topic is “Building a NexGen Gene Expression Database for the Human Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium”. Speakers are Bruce Aronow, PhD and Phillip Dexheimer.

BIRN announces a new capability that allows you to view a “topic map” of NIH grants that can be queried in several ways.