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Created: 14/07/08 @ 15:17:25 | Last updated: 14/07/08 @ 15:19:02
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A (very) simple demo pipeline that takes an experiment ID, gets the data from the (currently in beta) metware metabolomics datawarehouse and runs XCMS.
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Unique name: eScienceSupportTeam4NBIC Created: Sunday 16 March 2008 @ 22:23:11 (GMT)
This group brings together scientists with expertise in both (medical) bioinformatics and e-science. The members can give advice to bioinformaticians who want to adopt an 'e-science approach'. They want to share their expertise and experience for the application of technologies such as workflow, web/biomoby services, grid, semantic web, etcetera.
The group was founded in particular for the Du...
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Unique name: bioassist_nl Created: Wednesday 01 August 2007 @ 13:05:51 (GMT)
NBIC's BioAssist program
BioAssist[1], organised by the Netherlands BioInformatics Centre (NBIC[2]), is a program for support and dissemination of bioinformatics tools and expertise in the Netherlands. It advocates the use of e-science standards such as web services and workflow. It is associated with the projects VL-e[3] and BioRange[4].
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http://www.nbic.nl/support/BioAssist...
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Unique name: c Created: Friday 11 September 2009 @ 08:21:17 (GMT)
The software production factory for NBIC, making tools developed in academic environments available to a larger audience
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Created: 21/03/08 @ 19:00:12 | Last updated: 23/03/08 @ 10:39:27
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A movie to show the principle of the round trip from a biology question via pieces of code wrapped as web services and combined into a workflow (computational experiment) in Taverna, via uploading to myExperiment and back to the biologist through myExperiment's run facility. NB: at the time of uploading this movie the runner-option was in test-phase.
It is important to note that the workflow combines the work of various scientists with different expertise and some at remote locations around ...
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Created: 26/10/09 @ 10:15:03
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This document has been accepted at the NBIC management team meeting of 22 October 2009, and will serve as ageneral guideline to run the BioAssist program of NBIC. It might be a good idea to read the short document before you contact BioAssist for support in the scope of your 'code' or 'content' interests.
Barend Mons
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