@Guruji_Panks will be working on providing local database support for SBGN maps in @newteditor
this summer as part of @gsoc supervised by
@ugurdogrusoz2@sbgnnews@neo4j
Student application period for GSoC 2021 ends on April 13! Cytoscape is participating as part of https://t.co/CKNGR0osJf.
Join us this summer to work on #opensource#openscience#netbio projects.
https://t.co/8izYDyS4TF
A new version of the file format SBGNML for the graphical representation of biological networks is now available at https://t.co/r2oqIlJa1B @DeGruyterOA
5th Disease Maps Community Meeting. 12-14 November 2020
The 2020 community meeting is dedicated to the COVID-19 Disease Map project and is organised as a web conference. https://t.co/UDrwRcrXYE (more info soon)
A modified version of a Covid-19 pathway produced by the ongoing COVID-19 Disease Map project @CovidPathways and converted into SBGNML by @canninl as displayed in editable form in @newteditor https://t.co/uZdc44dVHX
Newt was updated to include some new exciting features including experiment data overlay. Check it out at https://t.co/FJ8ZTYVyAM. @sbgnnews@CS_Bilkent
New repo sharing our ongoing CC0 work to extract pathway knowledge from published figures and its intersection with #COVID2019 articles collected in the #CORD19 dataset by @allen_ai w/@nlm_news, @cziscience, et al. 4841 genes in 223 pathway figures so far! https://t.co/JX3H2VQSZa
Announcing Newt 2.0 with many exciting new features such as SBML and SIF view support, faster layout, semantic validation of PD maps, persisting user preferences, flexible infobox positioning and styling, map color schemes with background images https://t.co/L0ocjdTqDM
Thank you to all students and mentors who helped make @gsoc Google Summer of Code 2019 a success! We had 6 projects ranging from visualization prototypes (#clonalevolution#pathwaymapper@OncoKB), to data import pipelines (#CPTAC#GDC) and backend optimizations (#spark#parquet).