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  • Personalized Medicine and Patent Eligibility
    (merchant and customer), cloud computing (providers and users), education (teacher and student), medical products (maker and user), and medical treatments (doctor and patient). ...
    9-16-2013
  • Accelrys Buys ChemSW in Deal Worth Up to $17.3M
    The system is available both on premises and via cloud computing. Accelrys also said its customers can use ChemSW's EH&S software to help support their sustainability efforts by ...
    9-4-2013
  • Drug Target Research Center Planned for UMass Amherst
    ... the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center in Holyoke, MA. The MLSC-funded Commonwealth Computational Cloud for Data Driven Biology will expand the center's ...
    6-7-2013
  • Comparative Genomics: Insights into Disease Susceptibility
    ... of millions of short sequence reads require a significant amount of computing power. ... could be provided globally-either as a cloud solution in a centralized data center, or ...
    5-1-2013
  • Computational Bio Problem Solving
    ... Using a cloud-based system to analyze the data churned out by sequencers, too, "gives ... Michaels. In addition, the sheer computing power required by some new algorithms is ...
    4-1-2013
  • Distributed Computing Meets Drug Discovery
    CIO of TeraDiscoveries, which uses an in-silico drug design software and substitutes cloud-computing techniques for wet chemical synthesis and biological assay of drug candidates. ...
    2-28-2013
  • Sage Bionetworks Achieves DREAM of Collaborative Science
    data and wide availability of cloud-based computing, we know it is timely for us to join our efforts to scale and dream beyond the great things that DREAM has already enabled," Dr. ...
    2-19-2013
  • The Buzz at ASHG
    ... Bioinformatics and Cloud-Based Apps Illumina showcased apps that will be available for its BaseSpace genomics cloud computing platform. For example, Golden Helix developed the ...
    1-15-2013
  • Mayans Give Big Data a Big Break
    ... However, it will only release its full potential if the data consumers at the front line can make sense of it. This takes more than just algorithms and extensible (Cloud) computing ...
    1-4-2013
  • Bayer Buys Genomics Software from MediSapiens
    MediSapiens will provided Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals with a new cloud-computing application to analyze and visualize multidimensional genomics data. Bayer says that the ...
    11-5-2012
  • Forecast: Clouds With a Chance of Rain
    Cloud computing sounds like the perfect solution: outsource the difficulty of running a data center to someone with more experience and equipment. No need for a large capital ...
    9-5-2012
  • Big Data Requires Big Solutions
    ... SNPs for all samples in the assembly. "The future of next-generation computing is not in the cloud," argued Matthew R. Keyser, NSG applications specialist, DNASTAR. "In the ...
    9-1-2012
  • Leveraging the Cancer Transcriptome for New Drug Targets
    PerkinElmer acquired Geospiza in 2011, adding to its franchise in bioinformatics and cloud computing. The company reportedly has an ongoing program of software and automated ...
    6-20-2012
  • Expression Analysis Stakes Claim on RNA-Seq
    ... To advance the adoption of RNA-Seq, EA teamed up with Golden Helix and created a solution that processes data in a service-based cloud-computing environment. These integrated ...
    6-15-2012
  • Researchers Try to Answer the Question: Is Big Data Too Big?
    announced that the 1000 Genome project, the world's largest set of data on human genetic variation, is now publicly available on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) computing cloud. ...
    4-26-2012

  • Journal Articles

  • Technology and Data-Intensive Science in the Beginning of the...
    Philip A. Bernstein, Dave Wecker, Ashok Krishnamurthy, Dinesh Manocha, Jeffrey Gardner, Natali Kolker, Chance Reschke, Jesse Stombaugh, Pamela Vagata, Elizabeth Stewart, Dean Welch, Eugene Kolker, Phil Bernstein
    OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology
    Abstract This article is a summary of the technology issues and challenges of data-intensive science and cloud computing as discussed in the Data-Intensive Science (DIS) workshop ...
  • Genome Research in the Cloud
    Asheesh Shanker
    OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology
    .../downloading of large data sets, and consume much of the network bandwidth available in the organization. All these obstacles lead to the solution in the form of cloud computing.
  • Genome Research in the Cloud
    Asheesh Shanker
    OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology
    and downloading large data sets, and thus consume much of the network's available bandwidth. All of these obstacles have led to the solution in the form of cloud computing.
  • Education and Data-Intensive Science in the Beginning of the...
    Fredric Wolf, Russ Hobby, Sonya Lowry, Andrew Bauman, B. Robert Franza, Biaoyang Lin, Sean Rapson, Elizabeth Stewart, Eugene Kolker, Fred Wolf
    OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology
    This article is a summary of the education issues and challenges of data-intensive sciences and cloud computing as discussed in the Data-Intensive Science (DIS) workshop in ...

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