Tuesday, October 23, 2012 | BIO IT World | Archives | Advertising | CHI Conferences | Subscribe THIS WEEK IN BIO IT WORLD Clouds, Drugs and Big Data at Bio IT Europe 2012Bio IT World | VIENNA—Scientists shared some important advances in fields from big data and
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012 | BIO IT World | Archives | Advertising | CHI Conferences | Subscribe THIS WEEK IN BIO IT WORLD Tennessee Titan Oak Ridge, Cray, NVIDIA Create New Open Science SupercomputerBio IT World | A new 20 petaflop supercomputer dubbed Titan is powering up at
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012 | BIO IT World | Archives | Advertising | CHI Conferences | Subscribe THIS WEEK IN BIO IT WORLD Appistry to License Broad's GATK 2.0 to For Profit UsersBio IT World | The Broad Institute and Appistry announced an arrangement this morning for Appistry
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012 | BIO IT World | Archives | Advertising | CHI Conferences | Subscribe THIS WEEK IN BIO IT WORLDProsecution RESTsBio IT World | Inside the Box Guest Column | Life Technologies has recently delivered version 3.0 of the Torrent Suite software, which includes updates
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Bio-IT World | The Broad Institute and Appistry announced an arrangement this morning for Appistry to distribute and support the Broad’s Genome Analysis Toolkit (GATK) for next-generation sequencing data analysis. For a subscription fee, Appistry will distribute the GATK and its suite of analysis tools to for-profit users and provide commercial-grade customer support.
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012 | BIO IT World | Archives | Advertising | CHI Conferences | Subscribe THIS WEEK IN BIO IT WORLD Knome Launches knoSYS 100 Genome Supercomputer to Enhance InterpretationBio IT World | Knome, the informatics company co founded by George Church that bills itself as the
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Bio-IT World | News briefs: CCHIT Named Authorized Certification Body for EHRs; GNS Focuses Platform on Huntington’s Disease; Orphan Drug Market Outpaces Others; Roche Banks on Personalized Medicine; and Updated NGS Analysis Software.
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PacBio CSO Eric Schadt to lead a ‘Multiscale Institute’ at Mount Sinai. By Kevin Davies August 2, 2011 | Pacific Biosciences has announced a partnership with Mount Sinai School of Medicine (MSSM) in New York to create the Institute for
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'Google for research’ organizes info in one place. By Kevin Davies March 29, 2011 | What happens if you cross expertise in social networking and bioinformatics with semantic medical search and Cloud computing? The answer is Wingu, the bootstrapped brainchild
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Bio-IT World | A small software company formed by a group of former IBM staffers is breathing new life into semantic technologies. But don’t look for Cambridge Semantics to harp on the term. “The world of people well versed in semantic technology is still quite small,” says co-founder Lee Feigenbaum. “It’s important that anyone working with our software should not be IT... We can’t build our software without these technologies, but we’ve no interest in preaching that you’re using semantics.”
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Cambridge Semantics provides flexible solutions for the data deluge. By Kevin DaviesFebruary 1, 2011 | A small software company formed by a group of former IBM staffers is breathing new life into semantic technologies. But don’t look for Cambridge Semantics
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The new Howard Hughes Medical Institute computing cluster at Janelia Farm puts a premium on expandability and speed. By Randy Barrett July 26, 2010 | Computational biologists have a need for speed. The computing cluster at the Howard Hughes Medical
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The challenges facing the primary producers of workflow and pipeline software—Accelrys and InforSense—may not be so much with each other as evolving in step with pharma’s needs. By John Russell July 26, 2010 | It’s tempting to paint the commercial workflow
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Bio-IT World | Iya Khalil is a fast talker, she readily admits. But she’s not afraid to admit that her company, Gene Network Sciences (GNS), has had to pause and change its tune over the past decade in order to establish fruitful business partnerships with pharma. However, the latest version of its supercomputer-based scientific platform called REFS (Reverse Engineering, Forward Simulation) and efforts to harness complete ‘omic and clinical data are putting GNS on the right track.
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March 16, 2010 | Iya Khalil is a fast talker, she readily admits. But she’s not afraid to admit that her company, Gene Network Sciences (GNS), has had to pause and change its tune over the past decade in order to establish fruitful business partnerships with pharma (see, “GNS Charts ‘Unknown’ Biology,” Bio•IT World, Oct 2006). However, the latest version of its supercomputer-based scientific platform called REFS (Reverse Engineering, Forward Simulation) and efforts to harness complete ‘omic and clinical data are putting GNS on the right track.
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