“Jaw-dropping” verdict against Myriad in BRCA patent case

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Hi, all. I am delighted to announce that we have finally officially launched ResearchRaven http://www.researchraven.com/ It is designed to save researchers time and effort in finding calls for papers for conferences and journals and announcements of meetings. It is a little light on some categories so far and I am still populating it.

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Brain cancer stem cells are no match for killer T cells

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#Bioinformatics Blog Carnival no. 1 is up

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I must be pinging the GEO database too much because I’m getting connection refused errors via BioPython’s Entrez parser.

FF fee survey (http://friendfeed.com/the-life-scientists/18cd2460/in-wake-of-facebook-buyout-and-recent-outage) update.

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In the wake of the Facebook buyout and the recent outage and the Buzz debacle and so on, lots of folks are considering exit strategies. I’m wondering whether we could fund a user-owned version, probably based on Tornado. Would you pay for FriendFeed? If so, how much/year? Survey here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5HX98RY.

Find myself considering FriendFeed exit strategies. Not a knee-jerk response to the outage; the day will come, we should be prepared. Ideas?

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Bioinformatics blog carnival – http://bytesizebio.net/index.php/2010/02/18/bioinformatics-blog-carnival/

Friendfeed for Research? First impressions of ScienceFeed

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BioGPS: BioGPS is going social

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Why sharing data between scientists is still mainly done via emails? What’s wrong with blogs, wikis, and other existing social web tools?

Live Coverage of Scientific Conferences Using Web Technologies

Cancer biology is becoming very complex #AACR

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Scientists and librarians: friend or foe?

Inspired by conversations with Dorothea, Christina, and others at #scio, just sent an email to Amy Jackson, our Digital Initiatives Librarian at U. New Mexico.

How to Make a Heatmap – a Quick and Easy Solution

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