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| 03/10/08 GeneGo MetaCore systems biology and pathway analysis software is now available through the Bioinformatics Center. |
| 02/26/08 MPI, PVM, LINDA, and FFTW software packages are now available on the Apple G5 cluster. MPI, PVM, and LINDA are used for code parallelization. FFTW (Fast Fourier Transform) is widely used for solving partial differential equations, signal processing, spectral analysis, filtering algorithms, and many other areas. |
| 01/30/08 Delta2D v.3.6 is now available. End users who are currently running v.3.5 can upgrade to v.3.6. |
| 01/29/08 Gaussian98, Gaussian03, and Gaussian03 Parallel are now available on the Bioinformatics Cluster. Information on how to access and use the applications is available on the Gaussian webpage. |
| 01/14/08 Integrated Systems Biology Seminar Series |
| 10/22/07 The Integrated Systems Biology Seminar Series will host a seminar by Dr. Robin Buell, Nov. 7, 3:00pm, Microbiology Room B120. The title of the seminar is: "Insights into the Rice Genome". |
| 10/02/07 The Integrated Systems Biology Seminar Series will host a seminar by Dr. Dennis Knudson, Oct. 3, 3:00pm, Microbiology Room B120. The title of the seminar is: "Bioinformatics of Whole Genomes". |
| 09/17/07 The power supply unit on the Bioinformatics Center Apple G5 cluster needs to be replaced. A new power supply has been ordered and should be installed today, Monday. The cluster may be down intermittently while this unit is being installed. We'll let you know when the cluster is back up permanently. |
| 08/28/07 The Center for Bioinformatics, the Macromolecular Resource Core Facility, and the RCE Genomics and Proteomics Core announce a new Integrated Systems Biology Seminar Series. Here is more information about the seminars. |
| 08/13/07 A new, public Bioinformatics Group has been created in RamPoint for the CSU community. The Group site can be used to communicate with the Bioinformatics Center and with other individuals on campus who have an interest in Bioinformatics. Here are instructions on how to access the Group. |
| 08/05/07 The Apple G5 cluster is fully functional again after being relocated to a campus data center. The iNquiry Bioinformatics Portal and Sun Grid Engine queues are available for use in bioinformatics analyses. |
| 07/30/07 The Apple G5 cluster will be relocated from the Microbiology building to an ACNS data center in the Engineering building on Wednesday, August 1. The cluster will be down for approximately two days (July 31 - Aug. 1) during the move. Jobs that are currently executing on the cluster should finish by noon July 31 when the machine is formally shutdown. It is anticipated that the cluster will be available again at approximately 5:00pm on Aug. 1. |
| 07/21/07 The g95 Fortran95 compiler has been installed on the Apple G5 cluster. See the g95 web site for more information about its capabilities. |
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07/10/07 |
| 07/03/07 The Otava Chemicals small-molecule compound libraries have been added to the Center's vHTS compound library collection. The Otava libraries include 85,000 compounds for diversity oriented and focused, targeted screening campaigns in drug discovery. More information about the libraries and vHTS services is available in the vHTS pages. |
| 06/27/07 Virtual High-Throughput Screening (vHTS). vHTS services are now available in the Bioinformatics Center and on the Center's Apple G5 cluster. vHTS permits screening of small-molecule compound libraries for new drug compounds, and is used in drug discovery, design, and development. More information about the service is available in the vHTS pages. |
| 06/14/07 SEMINAR ANNOUNCEMENT. Topic: Pharmacogenomics at FDA: Empowering Omics Research and Regulation Speaker: Dr. Weida Tong, FDA National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR) When: Monday, June 18, 2:00 p.m. Where: Microbiology B120 |
| 06/12/07 The Graybill Conference will be held this week on June 12 - 15. It includes a Bioinformatics Workshop and Applied Probability Symposium. For more information see this Statistics Department announcement. |
| 05/22/07 Chris Kirchberg (Ingenuity) and Andre Ptitsyn will give a joint presentation about Ingenuity Pathways Analysis 5.0 software, Thursday, June 7, 2:00 pm, Microbiology B120. IPA enables researchers to analyze complex biological and chemical systems in life science research. Chris will discuss the functions and capabilities of IPA 5.0. Andre will discuss interpretation of IPA results from a recently published diabetes study. |
| 04/23/07 The Graybill Conference will be hosted by CSU on June 12 - 15. It includes a Bioinformatics Workshop and Applied Probability Symposium. For more information see this Statistics Department announcement. |
| 04/07/07 DCA/MSA (Divide-and-Conquer Algorithm Multiple Sequence Alignment) is now available on the G5 cluster. DCA/MSA is used for sequence alignments of amino acids, DNA, and RNA. |
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