Archive for June, 2008
CARMEN – A Scalable Science cloud
Posted by peanutbutter in bioinformatics, CARMEN, cloud, conference, data standards, neuroinformatics, open science, video on June 25, 2008
Paul Watson presents a talk on CARMEN a the Google Seattle Conference on Scalability.
Proteomics Standards Initiative recommendations
Posted by peanutbutter in bioinformatics, data standards, development, Proteomics, Uncategorized on June 12, 2008
Several new standard artefacts have progressed through the public consultation process of the PSI. They are the MIAPE Column Chromatography document and the Mass Spectrometer Markup Language Specification (mzML).
CARMEN; Re-branded
Posted by peanutbutter in bioinformatics, CARMEN, neuroinformatics on June 12, 2008
We have gone through a bit of professional branding with a shiney new logo and some publicity material. The website has also been re-designed. The original drupal site was replaced with a Plone site, a decision I was not involved with. I am not sure I am a big fan of the big mug-shot which spills over the website template, the fact you have to scroll to the bottom of the front page to find out what the project is about is less than ideal. Feel free to comment