Category Archives: BioInformatics

A Web-Based System for Automatic Bioinformatics Data Classification by Mehmet Orkun Ukunlar. Bogazici University, Department of Computer Engineering This is my BS graduation project. It is designed to provide a user friendly... By: orkun ukunlar … Continue reading →

Program Overview Discovery of new drug therapies increasingly stems from our growing knowledge of genomics, our ability to manage huge amounts of sequence data, and our ability to uncover secrets hidden within the genetic code. As a result, professionals operating at the intersection of biological systems, genetics, and information technology have become key to medical advances and are in high demand. The Bioinformatics program at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals combines the strengths of the Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences' Advanced Academic Programs and Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals to produce graduates who can excel in the field. One of the most comprehensive bioinformatics master's programs available anywhere, the program gives students the educational foundation needed to interpret complex biological information, perform analysis of sequence data using sophisticated bioinformatics software, and develop program software when needed. Highlights include: All applications for this program must be submitted directly to Advanced Academic Programs. An asterisk (*) denotes a course offered only through Advanced Academic Programs. Link: Bioinformatics | Johns Hopkins University Engineering for ... … Continue reading →

Bioinformatics Market Reports by Analyze Future The bioinformatics market is expected to grow to $12.86 billion by 2020 with a CAGR of 21.2% during 2014-2020. Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary field t... By: Analyze Future … Continue reading →

Bioinformatics basic database and tools By: Md. Rezaul Islam … Continue reading →

Portland, Oregon (PRWEB UK) 3 June 2014 Analyze Future publishes a latest report titled "Bioinformatics Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Growth Trends, Share, Opportunities and Forecast." The study suggest that the global Bioinformatics market would touch a figure of $12.8 billion by 2020, registering a CAGR of 21.2% during 2014-2020. To view complete report, visit http://www.analyzefuture.com/bioinformatics-market. Bioinformatics refers to a system that manages biological data. Development of bioinformatics would prove to be beneficial in numerous fields such as drug discovery and development, molecular medicine, gene therapy, personalized medicines, preventive medicines, etc. Rising integrated data need, demand for drug development and discovery, greater focus in genomics & proteomics, and encouraging government policies are propelling the growth of market. The limitations for the growth of this market are the need for skilled personnel, saturation of the pharmaceutical sector and lack of common data formats. The report segments the bioinformatics technology and services market into knowledge management tools, bioinformatics platforms and bioinformatics services. Due to higher use of bioinformatics tools in various genomic studies, it generated maximum revenue in the year 2013. However, the report expects the knowledge management tools to generate maximum revenue by 2020. This can be credited to the … Continue reading →

Balti and Bioinformatics - Tom Connor - CLIMB Tom Connor introduces the Cloud Infrastructure for Microbial Genomics (CLIMB) at Balti and Bioinformatics May 2014 - http://pathogenomics.bham.ac.uk/blog/2014/05/balti-and-bioinformatics-27th-may-2... By: pathogenomics … Continue reading →

Viral Safety Testing using an advanced next generation sequencing and bioinformatics platform By: CovanceMedia … Continue reading →

A holistic view on bioinformatics market Bioinformatics refers to combined use of biotechnology and information technology. Bioinformatics supports the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry both... By: Big Market Research … Continue reading →

Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) May 30, 2014 InSilico Medicine, Inc, engaged in cancer and aging research for drug discovery and developing personalized approaches to extending productive longevity is proud to announce the addition of Prof. Bud Mishra to its board of scientific advisors. Dr. Alex Zhavoronkov is a fascinating young scientist, seriously engaged in modeling the future of aging and various diseases that accompany it. He has assembled a dream team, especially with a leading visionary, Dr. Charles Cantor, who has disrupted the way we think about biology, biotechnology and bioinformatics. With a group like this, I hope to engage in a collective head-banging against amazingly challenging biomedical problems - using some of the most advanced science and technologies, said professor Bud Mishra. It is a pleasure to be involved in this innovative enterprise that can potentially really optimize individual medical care. I look forward to working with some of the outstanding participants in this endeavor. In particular I have long hoped for an opportunity to do something direct with bud Mishra and now that he has also joined the SAB of Insilico Medicine we have a forum to promote brain storming and interactions, said Dr. Charles Cantor, a professor at … Continue reading →