A colleague who is starting their own computational lab just asked me for some advice on how to run software projects, and I wrote up the following. Comments welcome!
A brief summary of what we've converged on for our own needs is this:
everything's on github (you can have private …
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Michael R. Crusoe and I are throwing a sprint!
Somewhat in the vein of last year's mini-Hackathon, Michael and I and other members of the lab are going to focus in on reviewing contributions and closing issues on the khmer project for a 5 day period.
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We are pleased to announce that the Laboratory for Data Intensive Biology at UC Davis has joined the Software Carpentry Foundation as an Affiliate Member for three years, starting in January 2015.
"We've been long-term supporters of Software Carpentry, and Affiliate status lets us support the Software Carpentry Foundation in …
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It may not surprise peope to learn that I was one of the reviewers on the MEGAHIT metagenome assembly paper... which is now published!.
Below is my review, edited to remove all of the stuff they addressed in their revision.
Please also see our first blog post on MEGAHIT and …
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Today at 3pm EST, the Moore Data Driven Discovery Investigators will be answering questions on reddit, in the science "ask me anything (AMA)" series. This is an opportunity to ask us anything you want about our research, data-driven discovery more generally, or ...well, you tell us!
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I participated in my second Balti and Bioinformatics on Wednesday - unlike the first one, which ended with only slightly sketchy Indian food in Birmingham, this one was entirely online. The technology worked really well and I think this is a great way to do talks!
For those that haven't seen …
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