nmronline, to science
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We're making progress with – ELECTRO!

The backend is complete, and now, the frontend is being refined.

We're announcing new tech every Tuesday (this week's being a top request), and we have a WEBINAR in June!

… and there's still more to come!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

Elendol, to random
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Got into into a combination nightmare today doing peptide search without any enzyme cleavage site and a massive fasta file. Oops. I am going to need to find the sweetspot...

nmronline, to science
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nmronline, to science
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It's an exciting time at !

EVERY TUESDAY, until , we're revealing NEW FEATURES our platform has to offer.

22nd JUNE: We're hosting a WEBINAR to present our web-based, data analysis platform.

> DM to request an invite to our WEBINAR!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

Elendol, to rust
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This weekend I hacked together a small cli tool to make XIC plots using the output of the Thermorawfileparser xic command. A lot of work and polishing to do, but it works! (as in it creates a png file with something that looks like a chromatogram). Tested this morning at work 👍🏻

It also comes with a multi architecture docker image with both tools bundled.

https://github.com/Elendol/xic

nmronline, to science
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moorejh, to random
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GenBank release 255.0 (4/21/2023) is now available on the NCBI FTP site. This release has 23.44 trillion bases and 3.48 billion records https://ncbiinsights.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2023/05/03/genbank-release-255-0-is-available

nmronline, to science
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** DM to attend our WEBINAR! **

We will be presenting the latest developments, and demonstrating the capabilities of our web-based, data analysis platform.

Furthermore, attendees will also have the opportunity to experience – ELECTRO for themselves!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

Elendol, to random
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Going back to work after 1 week of holidays, let's see how many things are on fire

nmronline, to science
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nmronline, to science
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As requested by Reid Alderson, ChemEx is now in !

We would like to thank D. Flemming Hansen (@dflemminghansen) for providing the data, and Guillaume Bouvignies for his support with the ChemEx integration.

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

drosophiliac, to programming

Hey, I go by the penname DROSOPHILIAC—you call me Dros or Drossy if you want. I'm 24 and am .

I'm a busy student. I code in but intend on learning #R and .

I also do electronic in . I intend to finish my first album sometime this year. We'll see if I can throw some music up on the internet anytime soon.

Beyond that, I write and make for fun and self-expression. I'm and generally quite .

Thanks for reading.

nmronline, to science
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– ELECTRO

Last Tuesday, we announced…

Analysis of Pure in-phase 15N and Pure in-phase 13C CPMG data using ChemEx

… but that's only one part of the story!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

nmronline, to science
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yokofakun, to random
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After all those years, WHY didn't you tell me about recursive queries in that find all the descendants of a term in an ontology? https://gist.github.com/lindenb/2b0239f2237ce835fe2d2ddfc9ebeb02

nmronline, to science
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OpenBio, to opensource

We’re excited to bring you CoFest 2023, partnering with @BOSC (as always) in Lyon, France on July 22 & 23! It’s the weekend before and !

We’re going in person this year, but wanted to be as inclusive as possible, so are also going to support remote attendance. Please add your ideas (or your willingness to help another project) by signing up here: https://www.open-bio.org/events/bosc-2023/obf-bosc-collaborationfest-2023/

nmronline, to science
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EVERYTHING TOGETHER & WILL WORK ON THE WEB!

has a growing software library, with titles integrated into seamless and efficient workflows, built with industry standards and best practices.

See you at !

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

nmronline, to science
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Thank you, D. Flemming Hansen (@dflemminghansen) and Prof. Lewis E. Kay + Kay Lab for providing data for testing.

Merci beaucoup, Guillaume Bouvignies for your help and support with the integration of ChemEx into .

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

nmronline, to science
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Last week, we revealed Full Model Free analysis using Arthur Palmer III's Modelfree4, interfaced via J Patrick Loria's FastModelFree.

TOMORROW at 12:00 (UK), we'll reveal a new, requested feature!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

BeardyMcJohnFace, to bioinformatics

New paper is out! Writing research software is hard, so why make it harder than it needs to be? https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1010705 Thank you to all my amazing collaborators @saltyscientist @bioinforad @vijinim @npbhavya @ctb @watsonhaigh @linsalrob

foaylward, to Microbiology
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Hello everyone!
I’m an associate prof at Virginia Tech studying viral diversity. Lately my group has been focusing on giant viruses, but we are also interested in other protist viruses, and the role of viral endogenization in host genome evolution.

Recently we have been examining the strange and complex genes encoded in giant virus genomes!
https://doi.org/10.1093/femsre/fuad053

chrissi_syro, to random

After settling here, it is time for a short .

I'm a who turned into and . Currently, I'm a at developing and to analyze large-scale human medical record data. I want to understand how genetics and our lifestyles shape our risk of disease.

Since I am affected by a chronic illness myself, I am particularly interested in:

marcrr, to bioinformatics
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Can I do an if it isn't my first message? Here goes.
I'm a prof of in the department of and of university of Lausanne. I try to reconcile and , and increasingly , approaches to evolution. I like to make , notably bgee.org for gene expression. I don't like disciplinary boundaries except to jump over them. Hi!

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