grouthbio.com
Lists of Genomics Software/Service Providers
http://www.grouthbio.com/Genome_Software_Service.php
By Geoffrey Routh, Ph.D). Lists of Genomics Software/Service Providers. Thank you for dropping by! As there is a lot going on in the fields of genomics and bioinformatics, I've created this page as a directory of bioinformatics software developers, genomics service providers, and related useful websites. I update the page at least once per month in an effort to keep it current. Email me if you know of a company that should be listed here, or would like to recommend edits/updates. Website devoted to RNAseq.
lab.loman.net
About · Loman Labs
http://lab.loman.net/about
Research group at the University of Birmingham, fusing cutting-edge sequencing with microbial genomics. Nick works as an Independent Research Fellow in the Institute for Microbiology and Infection. At the University of Birmingham. MicrobesNG is a 5-year, 1.2m BBSRC-funded project to produce a world-leading microbial genome sequencing service and strain archiving resource, which launched at the SGM in March 2015. See the website for further details. Szymon Calus, Research Technician, now doing a PhD with ...
cray.com
NGS at the Forefront of Molecular Med Tri-Con | Cray Blog
http://www.cray.com/blog/ngs-at-the-forefront-of-molecular-med-tri-con
Comprehensive portfolio of supercomputing, storage and data analytics products designed for the world’s most complex science, engineering and analysis challenges. CS Series Cluster Supercomputers. Sonexion Scale-out Lustre Storage System. DataWarp Applications I/O Accelerator. Urika-GX Agile Analytics Platform. Cray supercomputing solutions enable tremendous scientific achievement across a range of industries, applications and budgets. Healthcare and Life Sciences. Where We Are and What We Do. The intere...
lab.loman.net
News · Loman Labs
http://lab.loman.net/news
Research group at the University of Birmingham, fusing cutting-edge sequencing with microbial genomics. Our paper on nanopore assembly was published in Nature Methods. It got lots of attention from the press and was featured as a Nature Reviews Microbiology. We have been collaborating with Jared Simpson in Ontario on a new method for nanopore-only de novo assembly and polishing. We found it was possible to assemble. Our work on nanopore sequencing in outbreaks was recently featured in Wired UK. Article o...
erare.eu
Omicsmaps | ERA-Net E-Rare
http://www.erare.eu/omicsmaps
ERA-Net for Research Programmes on Rare Diseases. National RD Research Funding. Next generation genomics: world map of high-throughput sequencers. This map was conceived by James Hadfield (Cancer Research, Cambridge, UK) and built by Nick Loman (University of Birmingham, UK). The map allows you to localise high-throughput sequencers all over the world. The tool was developed totally independently of E-Rare and we provide here the link to the website: http:/ omicsmaps.com/. Tel: 33(0) 1 78 09 80 78.
hannessmarason.com
- Hannes Smarason, CEO of NextCODE Health, describes the intersection of genomics and human medicine. | Hannes Smarason, CEO of NextCODE Health, describes the intersection of genomics and human medicine.
http://hannessmarason.com/blog
Hannes Smarason, CEO of NextCODE Health, describes the intersection of genomics and human medicine. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Genomic Information and the Importance of Communication. December 23, 2015. Communicating clinically useful results both to doctors and patients will drive success. We are proud to provide sequencing and analysis resources that help doctors:. Shorten diagnostic odysseys, as I have discussed here. Improve treatment choices, as I have discussed here. The ta...
opiniomics.org
Welcome to the $1000 genome |
http://www.opiniomics.org/welcome-to-the-1000-genome
Welcome to the $1000 genome – Opiniomics. Bioinformatics, genomes, biology etc. I don't mean to sound angry and cynical, but I am, so that's how it comes across. Welcome to the $1000 genome. This article was also published in Biome. Illumina announced to the world. Last month two new sequencing machines, the NextSeq 500. And the HiSeq X. And lost in the noise, a 1Tb upgrade to their current flagship sequencer, the HiSeq 2500. Other blog posts followed announcing Illumina’s dominance (such as this one.
