In #BOSC2024 our Data Scientist Chris Armit is presenting on our efforts using DOME-ML standards and annotation wizard in reviewing and publishing Machine Learning research #ISMB2024
There were some fascinating insights into the use and misuse of Generative AI in Scientific Publishing at the World Conference on Research Integrity in Athens. Here is my write-up with some of the highlights.
It was fab to attend GGBN 2023 as organised by the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes. Here is my write-up with conference highlights.
BioBanking at GGBN 2023: Highlights from GigaScience Press attending the Global Genome Biodiversity Network @GGBNOutreach conference in Mexico https://t.co/5Bt6l2489w
It was fab to attend ASCB/EMBO Cell Bio 2022, the largest yearly gathering for the Cell Biology community. Here is my write-up with conference highlights. https://t.co/d5O3malm1V
Interested in working to develop our open science publishing workflow? Working on our #opensouce@Giga_DB platform (https://t.co/fnT8pLNJ2P) we've got two positions open for applications on our jobs page: Senior Software Engineer and Software Engineer.
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Delighted that this landmark study is now published. A collaboration between researchers from Trinity College Dublin and MRC Human Genetics Unit, UoE, 3D spatial mapping was used to define the Wnt signalling system in the developing embryo. https://t.co/DsRByJVxas
Amazing footage and 3D reconstructions of the Blind Cave Salamander - one of nature’s curiosities - in this new GigaTV movie. Special thanks to @SuprColrFuture for outstanding atmospheric soundscapes that transform this movie into an immersive experience
Visualizing a sightless world: 3D Imaging of the Proteus reveals adaptation for life in the dark. Read the research (and browse the 3D models) in GigaScience https://t.co/FcJwCmdc4x
Have you ever wondered how evolutionary novelties such as limblessness in amphibia, or bioluminescence in reef fish came to be? Or how do bats, which are known reservoirs of coronaviruses, manage to avoid coronavirus-related disease? My recent blog offers a few insights.
I am delighted that this important study on nephron development is now published. This is a milestone in our understanding of nephron development, with the 3D atlas models providing microanatomical resolution of the developing human kidney https://t.co/E8soeN2kDh
My recent Blog reports on this year’s Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB) conference. The Aquaria-COVID resource - which provides 3D structural models of all SARS-CoV-2 viral proteins - is very impressive and definitely worth a look. More details in the Blog.
#ISMBECCB21 and #BOSC2021 were held online again so the @GigaScience team had to celebrate our 9th birthday with a video & virtual cake cutting. Read more in this writeup of the conference by @armit_chris https://t.co/Wd2Pw6e9xY
#ISMBECCB21 and #BOSC2021 were held online again so the @GigaScience team had to celebrate our 9th birthday with a video & virtual cake cutting. Read more in this writeup of the conference by @armit_chris https://t.co/Wd2Pw6e9xY
@GigaScience@INCForg Neuroscience needs to be Open Science and accessible to all. My recent blog covers this year’s INCF meeting and highlights efforts towards democratising data, tools and resources that are used to research brain and behaviour
@GigaScience There were some beautiful Art/Design/Science collaborations at this year’s VIZBI. This recent blog covers what I consider the most impressive highlights
Write-up of last months #CellBio2020 Virtual by @armit_chris. A great meeting to appreciate how #CellBiology is enhancing our understanding of the fundamental unit of life. https://t.co/6Kq0TvY40O