Computational Biology News

Posted January 29, 2007:

• Genes May Tell A Lot About The Secret Lives Of Bees
• Scientists Assess Risk Of Potential Flu Pandemic Spread Via Global Airlines

Posted December 30, 2006:

• Genomic Variation Easier To Identify With 'Microinversions' Software

Posted December 20, 2006:

• Software, Evolution And Micro-inversions: Improving The Building Of Phylogenetic Trees

Posted December 4, 2006:

• Tumor Growth Computer Model Sets Stage For Customized Cancer Treatment

Posted November 30, 2006:

• Hi-Tech Initiative in Quest for Better Drugs

Posted October 27, 2006:

• Good Information? It's Not All About The Brain

Posted July 25, 2006:

• New Computational Model Allows For Better Understanding Of AIDS Drug

Posted May 17, 2006:

• 'Pinball Protons' Created By Ultraviolet Rays And Other Causes Can Lead To DNA Damage

Posted May 9, 2006:

• NYU Algorithm Enhances Ability To Detect Cancer Genes

Posted March 24, 2006:

• Researchers Create New 'Matchmaking Service' Computer System To Study Gene Interactions

Posted March 16, 2006:

• Researchers Simulate Complete Structure Of Virus -- On A Computer

Posted March 9, 2006:

• Biologists Develop Genome-Wide Map Of MiRNA-mRNA Interactions

Posted March 8, 2006:

• Virginia Bioinformatics Institutes Launches Microbial Database

Posted February 23, 2006:

• Tool Helps Doctors Tailor Infertility Treatments For Couples

Posted February 19, 2006:

• Ticks, Flukes, And Genomics: Emerging Pathogens Revealed

Posted December 14, 2005:

• NIH Launches Comprehensive Effort To Explore Cancer Genomics: The Cancer Genome Atlas Begins With Three-Year, $100 Million Pilot

Posted December 6, 2005:

• Setting The Standard For Computer Models Of Life

Posted October 28, 2005:

• California Computer Scientists Double Volume Of Data In NIH Biotech Repository

Posted September 18, 2005:

• Computer Modeling Reveals Hidden Conversations Within Cells

Posted September 13, 2005:

• Genomic Sequences Processed In Minutes, Rather Than Weeks

Posted August 25, 2005:

• Public Collections Of DNA And RNA Sequence Reach 100 Gigabases

Posted July 7, 2005:

• NYU's Center For Comparative Functional Genomics Helps To Unravel The Function Of MicroRNAS

Posted May 26, 2005:

• New Computing Cluster To Help Scientists Reconstruct The Tree Of Life

Posted May 9, 2005:

• A New Way To Share Models Of Biological Systems

Posted February 24, 2005:

• New Species From Old Data

Posted February 23, 2005:

• Mapping Human Genetic Variation Across Populations

Posted February 8, 2005:

• The Opportunity For Canalization And The Evolution Of Genetic Networks

Posted February 6, 2005:

• Fleshing Out The Genome

Posted January 10, 2005:

• MSI Releases 'Moleculizer': A New Approach To Simulation Of Intracellular Biochemical Networks

Posted January 3, 2005:

• Software Tool Helps Visualize Genomes

Posted December 21, 2004:

• Research Explores Addiction As Computational Process

Posted September 28, 2004:

• Information System To Help Scientists Analyze Mechanisms Of Social Behavior

Posted September 8, 2004:

• The Promise Of Personalized Medicine

Posted August 18, 2004:

• Using Statistics To Decipher Secrets Of Natural Mutation

Posted June 15, 2004:

• New Technique Developed For Deciphering Brain Recordings Can Capture Thinking As It Happens

Posted April 2, 2004:

• UC San Diego Bioinformatics Experts Help Reconstruct The Genomic Makeup Of Our Ancestors

Posted November 18, 2003:

• MIT Team Mines For New Materials With A Computer

Posted June 9, 2003:

• Researchers Use Numerical Models To Examine Blood Flow In Artificial Heart Valves

Posted May 13, 2003:

• Pattern Recognition Method Zeroes In On Genes That Regulate Cell's Genetic Machinery

Posted April 18, 2003:

• Novel Method Identifies 'Hidden' Genes

Posted November 13, 2002:

• Algorithm Predicts Interactions Between Proteins Whose Structures Are Unsolved

Posted November 4, 2002:

• Canadian Virtual Supercomputer To Tackle Computational Chemistry Problem

Posted June 12, 2002:

• Purdue, Indiana Create New "Tera-Scale" Supercomputer Grid

Posted October 31, 2001:

• Protein Function Predicted With New "THEMATICS" Method Developed By Northeastern University & Brandeis Scientists

Posted September 25, 2001:

• Rutgers Scientists Mapping DNA Links To Complex Diseases

Posted September 24, 2001:

• Researchers Use Statistical Gene Profiling To Predict Breast Cancer Clinical Status

Posted April 12, 2001:

• Spurred By The Worldwide Fight Against Malaria, Scientists Release Parasite Genome Database

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