This is Scott; my contract working on GMOD related tasks (including JBrowse, Chado, and Tribal) and other projects like https://t.co/lubvU928wC and https://t.co/12UGs0slPE is likely to come to and end soon. If you know of anybody looking for help with things like this, (1/2)
Frontend Developer position
Required to apply @ https://t.co/TDiM42rt8T
-Responsible for designing, developing, testing, & debugging responsive web applications
-Using #javascript , HTML, CSS, GitHub, Jekyll & Liquid
#JobOpening#Hybrid#FrontEndDeveloper
Did you know that you could get variant analysis, methylation and phasing in a single data analysis workflow? #EPI2ME human variation workflow, best practice @nanopore data analysis, with great reports and integrated genome browser. #nanoporeconf
I created a Colab tutorial that checks if a gene/transcript ID has an associated crystal structure, checks if related proteins with associated crystal structures are available, and then compares those to a de novo structure prediction:
https://t.co/P24WrJzhpR
The application even includes jbrowse2 for no fuss viewing of read alignments straight. Analysis a manual review in a single application.
https://t.co/DyQtEgdj84
I am happy to announce that the #JBrowse2 paper has be published in Genome Bio. There is lots of cool stuff: synenty, structural variation, plugins, multi chromosome and multi genome views, a graphical configuration editor, a desktop and easy-to-embed apps https://t.co/cMZAqFZYu1
During the #Soybean Breeders Workshop the SoyBase team asked the workshop attendees to vote for their favorite https://t.co/ieSvXJWfDc tool. The word cloud was created from the community's votes.
#soybeans#plantbreeding#research#GenomeBrowser#BLAST
It's that time again: I'm going to start bugging people for letters of support for the @usejbrowse project. If you have time and are a #JBrowse user, please consider writing a letter. JBrowse is a big part of many genomics projects, and we want to make sure it continues to grow.
My friends at CIRAD Montpellier, France are looking for bioinformatics web developer familiar with #GMOD tools (@TripalProject@galaxyproject, @usejbrowse) to work on a rubber and palm tree genome project: https://t.co/ycOl6uM6fS
To go along with the #JBrowse2 tutorial at #PAG30, we also have three talks by JBrowse folks:
@rbuels gave an intro: https://t.co/GaR0kS7RrM
@cmdcolin gave an overview of features: https://t.co/1lQF76wcXN
Caroline Bridge talked about the plugins: https://t.co/1D6BqTd9zI
At #PAG30 earlier this month, we presented a hands on #JBrowse2 tutorial, where the attendees logged into a server, ran through setting up a JBrowse 2 instance and added a lot of data, including #synteny and #structuralVariation https://t.co/Pw658f8U6l
#GMOD at #PAG today: #JBrowse workshop 1:30 in T&C D (including hands on tutorial), #JBrowse from an implementer's perspective in Next Gen Annotation in Pacific E at 4:20 (blaze!)
Darn it, I forgot to include useful things like time and location (I've gotten used to longer posts elsewhere so was worried about keeping it brief!): the session is at 4:00 in Town & Country D (the computer demo room)
Join the #tripal folks for their #PAG30 session: https://t.co/L5vbAZPtfA Topics include v4, biocuration, #jbrowse integration, intro to https://t.co/4uAWpTA6jl , and a retrospective by @FicklinStephen