Crowdsourcing the Corpasome
The post-genomic era has seen an upsurge in direct-to-consumer testing services. Members of the public are now able to access their genetic information… Read more »
Latest posts by Gabriella Anderson (see all)
- Crowdsourcing the Corpasome - 28th June 2013
- Call for papers for a special GCC2013 Galaxy series - 9th April 2013
- EvoBIO 2013: Seeking creative solutions to complex biological problems - 27th March 2013
Call for papers for a special GCC2013 Galaxy series
Guest blog post by Scott Edmunds, Executive Editor for GigaScience, a BioMed Central journal which is collaborating with the 2013 Galaxy Community Conference… Read more »
EvoBIO 2013: Seeking creative solutions to complex biological problems
Guest blog post by William S. Bush, co-organiser of EvoBIO 2013, which is the leading European event on bio-inspired and evolutionary computation. This year… Read more »
Exploring the Semantic Web and its relevance to clinical and life sciences
Guest blog post from the series editors of the ‘Semantic technologies in healthcare and life sciences’ thematic series, which focuses on the application of… Read more »
Studies on vaccine and drug mechanisms and effects using biomedical ontologies
Guest blog post by Yongqun He, who is series editor for the newly launched “Vaccine and Drug Ontology in the Study of Mechanism and Effect”… Read more »
Confronting the scale and complexity of big data: a new thematic series
Guest blog post by Prof Jason Moore, co-Editor-in-Chief of BioData Mining, a journal which publishes research on data mining applied to high-dimensional… Read more »
No result is worthless: the value of negative results in science
Jian Tang and Renata Curty are carrying out a study which examines the academic influence of Journal of Negative Results in BioMedicine. They are doctoral… Read more »
Why publish your negative results?
During an interview with Journal of Negative Results in BioMedicine (JNRBM), Dr Haiko Sprott (below) provides some interesting and thought-provoking views on… Read more »
Deep space, data analysis and dealing with uncertainty
In July Source Code for Biology and Medicine, a forward-looking bioinformatics journal with an emphasis on the practical utilization of source code within… Read more »
The Crowdfunding Genome Project: a personal genomics community with open source values
Guest blog post by Manuel Corpas, author for Source Code for Biology and Medicine, strong supporter of the open source movement and originator of the… Read more »