Events
Summer 2008 Grid Engine Training Workshops
We are please to announce the start of a new regular open-enrollment training workshop series aimed at making users and cluster administrators more experienced, more comfortable and more productive with Sun Grid Engine.
Starting first in the Boston area and expanding elsewhere if demand allows we are offering the following Grid Engine training workshops:
1-Day Grid Engine [...]
BioTeam at ABRF 2008 Meeting
Salt Lake City, Utah - Feb 9-12, 2008: BioTeam scientific staff will be attending the “Association of Biomolecular Research Facilities” (ABRF) 2008 meeting in Salt Lake city. Contact us to say hello or arrange a meeting if you also plan on attending!
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BioTeam at AGBT 2008 meeting
Feb. 6-9 2008: BioTeam will be in attendance at the 2008 “Advances in Genome Biology and Technology” (AGBT) meeting on Marcos Island in Florida. Contact us to arrange a private meeting or conversation.
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BioTeam at San Diego Next-Gen Sequencing Conference
BioTeam will have a booth at the 2008 “Next Generation Sequencing: Platforms, Applications & Case Studies” conference occurring in San Diego on April 23-24 2008. In addition, Michael Cariaso will be demonstrating WikiLIMS as part of a three hour “pre-conference technical workshop”.
23Jan2008 | blogadmin | 0 comments | Continued“Trends from the Trenches” talk @ Bio-IT World 2008
As part of the 2008 Bio-IT World Expo and Conference, Chris Dagdigian will present an updated version of his well received “Trends from the Trenches” talk first presented at the 2007 Harvard Biomedical HPC Leadership Summit. From the abstract:
This talk will review some of the BioTeam’s recent work with biotech, pharmaceutical, government and enterprise clients. [...]
Workshop: Next-Generation Sequencing Data Management
On Monday, April 28, 2008 BioTeam will be hosting a 1-day workshop covering the data movement and management issues that many early adopters of next-gen sequencing instruments are beginning to encounter.
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