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AjaXplorer
Discovered while developing the release 2.0 of an existing tools from our Institute, AjaXplorer seems to have a lot of potential both as a module for many popular CMS tools, as well as a stand-alone...
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COST workshop Barcelona 2013
→ http://www.seqahead.it/cost-bcn-2013Filed under: deploy, events, ITB CNR Tagged: 2013, Barcelona, cost, deploy, NGS, SeqAhead, Spain, workshop
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alternaTIFF
AlternaTIFF is a web browser add-on (ActiveX control or plug-in) that displays most of the common types of TIFF image files. It works in most web browsers for Windows XP and higher (Vista, 7, etc.)....
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p7m files, digital sign and Mac OS X
Nearly two years ago I wrote a post on my personal english blog about Thunderbird and the P7M-file attachments. In the meantime more and more bureaucracy has gone under the digital-sign mandatory...
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builing a website for a workshop / meeting
So, nearly a month ago I’ve deployed online with the COST Workshop Barcelona 2013 event website, prepared in a fast-and-furious mode since deadline was approaching and the number of things to do for...
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COST workshops – Bari 2013
→ http://www.seqahead.it/cost-bari-2013Filed under: events, ITB CNR Tagged: Bari, bioinformatics, cost, ITB, ITB Bari, job, NGS, workshop
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http://www.seqahead.it/cost-bari-2013
Friday I gave you the URL of the most recent website I’ve realized for my AllBio assignment here at ITB, Bari. The “NGS and non-coding RNA data analysis Workshop” that will be held here in Bari...
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one more year at ITB, Bari – CNR
Technical Collaborator … Aug. 1st I’ve started (yet again) a 12 months collaboration contract with Bari’s section of the C.N.R.’s Institute for Biomedical Technologies for the “Identification,...
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Bioinformatics in Apulia
→ www.ba.itb.cnr.it/bip-day We’re on-line with the new website dedicated to a Bioinformatics meeting addressed to all the Apulia actors of this science’s branch. The event will take place next december...
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The missing piece to changing the university culture
Current PhD training programs are focused primarily on the academic career track despite its disheartening outlook: the number of awarded PhDs is significantly outpacing the available positions1, 2,...
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scientific bad poster bingo
Bad Poster Bingo A “game” to play at your next scientific (or schoolar) conference. If you win ALL the times then point your browser to Better Posters to get some insightful tips & tricks on the...
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The homogenization of scientific computing, or why Python is steadily eating...
Speaking only for myself, I’ve now arrived at the point where around 90 – 95% of what I do can be done comfortably in Python. So the major consideration for me, when determining what language to use...
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ORCID – connecting Research and Researchers
ORCID provides a persistent digital identifier that distinguishes you from every other researcher and, through integration in key research workflows such as manuscript and grant submission, supports...
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the Data Science workflow
via Josh Willis’s talk From the Lab to the Factory: Building a production machine learning infrastructure.Filed under: ITB CNR, on the Web Tagged: data, Josh Willis, keynote, science, workflow
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BioPerl on Mac OS X
How To install BioPerl on a Mac, from OS X 10.5 “Leopard” to 10.9 “Mavericks” → Filed under: ITB CNR, OSX, Software Tagged: bioinformatics, bioperl, how-to, mac, osx, perl, Software
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AllBio Congress – Florence 2014
We’ve finally published the website regarding this year’s AllBio conference, entitled: Broadening the Bioinformatics Infrastructure to Unicellular, Animal, and Plant Science To know more, and register...
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introducing GitHub to scientist
→ Making science more open at GitHub OpenSource magazine (formerly an only RedHat-news driven mangazine) interviews Arfon Smith, taking the occasion to introduce to scientists of all aver the world,...
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a game changer
Researcher Natalia Ivanova was parsing this data when she noticed something strange: several bacteria had really short genes, around 200 nucleotides long, a far cry from the more typical 800-900...
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scientific publications have to make transition to open science
“An inherent principle of publication is that others should be able to replicate and build upon the authors’ published claims. Therefore, a ondition of publication in a Nature journal is that authors...
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Google Refine
WOW! This project by Google is extremely interesting and versatile. A colleague of mine has discovered it while studying some solution for a bioinformatics problem he’s facing. This kind of tool will...
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