Monthly Archives: August 2007

The Lijit network graph and more

My favorite company these days, Lijit, has a new feature. They actually scooped me on this by announcing the Blog Explorer on their blog while I was driving back from work. Earlier today, I noticed a new button at the bottom of my Lijit Wijit, and sure enough, it brought up the [...]
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New features at SciVee

From an email I received earlier today from the SciVee folks (emphasis mine). In response to all your great feedback and requests, we are rolling out several new features starting this afternoon. We apologize because our site will be temporarily down for about a day. We appreciate your patience and hope you enjoy the new features on your next [...]
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Bio::Blogs #14 – Hurry Hurry

Bio::Blogs #14 is going to be hosted by Ricardo, and will go live September 1. Check his post for the gory details. Technorati Tags: Bio::Blogs
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EC2 as a scientific tool

I’ve always wondered how useful Amazon’s EC2 service could be for scientific applications. It should be interesting to see how the this proteomics project turns out Technorati Tags: Amazon, EC2, Life Science
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Entelos acquires Iconix

This is too close to home, so I will keep it short, since I don’t usually blog about partners or competitors, but Entelos just acquired Iconix. Didn’t realize that Entelos was seeking to go expand out of its core biosimulation business. The usual disclaimer Technorati Tags: Entelos, Iconix, Biosimulation, Bioinformatics
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