NCBI launches the Database of Genomic Structural Variations
The National Institutes of Health today announces the launch of a new resource, called the Database of Genomic Structural Variation
News Section | Bioinformatics
New software to ward off ‘shoulder surfers’
Frustrated with unwanted people looking at your computer screen? Inventors Martin Ek and Bo Larsson have
New ”tree of life” constructed for one of the largest groups of bacteria
Researchers at the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute (VBI) at Virginia Tech have created a new “tree of life” for
Genetic study sheds light on chronic pain
Chronic pain, which often occurs without an apparent cause, may be caused by the inadvertent
Now, software that decodes emotions over the phone
An Israeli company called eXaudios has developed a new computer program that can not only predict a caller”s emotional state over the phone, but may also diagnose a range of medical conditions.
Scientists develop a new computational method to uncover gene regulation
Scientists have developed a new computational model to uncover gene regulation, the key to how our body develops – and how it can go wrong.
New high-tech software may help cut hospital-related infections by 50pct
November 6 : Tel Aviv University researchers have written a piece of software that they believe may help reduce hospital-related infections by 50 per cent.
New algorithm ranks genes for their likelihood of contributing to cancer
April 8 : Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center have developed a new algorithm that may enable scientists to rank abnormal genes in
Scientists working on mathematical models to predict spread of epidemics
Dec 22 : Researchers at Kansas State University are working on a project called Epicenter, in order to develop novel mathematical models and simulation software for
Honeybees’ dance inspires more efficient Internet servers
November 17 : Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a