The TE Hub Consortium recently authored a commentary for Mobile DNA on the TE Hub, an open and collaborative platform, providing an entry point and… Read more »
At the start of the year, I was thinking about the conferences I attended last year. One highlight was Genome Informatics, which I went to in… Read more »
Genome Biology’s special issue on Single Cell Omics highlights the most recent methods for studying single cells and the many… Read more »
In Greek mythology, the Argonauts are a band of heroes who accompany Jason on his quest to find the Golden Fleece, a garment whose… Read more »
AllBio's workshop on 'reproducibility in research' saw a metaphorical bottle smashed against the bow of The Genome… Read more »
To create new materials that mimic the strength and flexibility of black widow spider silk and drugs based on its potent venom, we… Read more »
Nobel prizes can sometimes set me a-wondering what the point in journals is. One of the most well-known Nobel-winning papers, that… Read more »
To commemorate 60 years of the double helix, Genome Biology ran a special 'DNA60IFX' bioinformatics challenge, inspired… Read more »
Stand by for an important update on Genome Biology's highly anticipated, ultra-tricky, ultra-cool, *supreme* DNA60… Read more »
That's one small step for a man, a giant leap for mankind – a quote infamous for two reasons: the first words uttered… Read more »