Conferences October 31st, 2012 American Society for Human Genetics 2012 We will be in San Francisco for the annual meeting of the American Society for Human Genetics next week, Nov. 6 – 10. Stop by our booth 1204, say hello, and pick up a copy of our latest pipeline comparisons for exome variant calling. See you in San Francisco! Written by Nate Conferences October 6th, 2012 Beyond the Genome to the Clinic There are too many stories to relate from Beyond the Genome 2012, held at Harvard’s New Research Building last week. Many of them are beautifully synthesized in Isaac Kohane’s notes from the meeting (start here and press “Prev” to view talk notes in order). Instead of re-hashing well told tales, I will … Written by Kate Blair Conferences September 14th, 2012 Join us at Ion World 2012 We’re in San Francisco for the Ion World 2012 conference. Stop by and say hello! We are also presenting a poster – a Seven Bridges Genomics technical report, comparing variant calling pipelines, as you can see in the image above! Written by Nate Product News September 9th, 2012 SBG Goes Ion Torrent Update Feb 19, 2014: Our original Hermes uploader is now obsolete and has been replaced by a new plugin for Torrent Suite 4.x, Seven Bridges for Ion v2.0. To download the new plugin and updated user documentation, please visit our Ion homepage at www.sbgenomics.com/ion. Seven Bridges for Ion v2.0 will … Written by zoran Science August 27th, 2012 Coding with DNA This guy is awesome. He’s coding 3-dimensional shapes with DNA. And substantiates my claim that coding is magic. Written by Kate Blair The Future of Work August 13th, 2012 John Sheffield wants you to join the genomic revolution John Sheffield explains how the open sharing of data is the next step in the genomics revolution. About John : John Sheffield is co-founder and president of Seven Bridges Genomics, which aims to harness open-source innovation to make genomics analysis accessible, repeatable, and sharable across the scientific community. John began … Written by brandi The Future of Work April 28th, 2012 The currency of academia under fire Publishing results in peer-reviewed journals is the main currency of academic success today. This Guardian article explains why. It also highlights the shift towards open access publishing that seems to be afoot. Award-winning Cambridge mathematician declares he will no longer publish with or review for Elsevier journals. Wellcome Trust (English equivalent of … Written by Kate Blair Science April 27th, 2012 Upside Down Some people are doing what we’re doing in reverse: coding new genomes from scratch. They’re taking out all the natural complexity that our pipelines are built to sort through and are coding “grokkable” genomes that: Read in one direction Are non-overlapping Are as simple as possible Here’s a lovely article about this … Written by Kate Blair Posts navigation 1 … 7 8 9 10 11
