Stephen Edwards was kind enough to provide his talk slides from his “Wiki-Based Data Management System for Toxicogenomics” presentation at the 2010 Bio-IT-World Conference & Expo. Click on the graphic below to download the PDF formatted version of his presentation.
Updated for Feb. 2010, here is the latest overview presentation deck for BioTeam WikiLIMS. Click on the image for the presentation file. Direct link.
Download the 11-14-2009 version of the WikiLIMS Overview presentation by clicking on the graphic below:
Masako Suzuki, DVM PhD from the Center for Epigenomics, Department of Genetics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York recently gave a presentation at the 2009 “Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis” meeting held in Providence, RI. The talk was called “Epigenomic analysis using massively-parallel sequencing”, the presentation slides can be downloaded here: Epigenomic [...]
The latest overview presentation regarding WikiLIMS can be downloaded from this link (or click the image above).
This is long overdue but we are now posting up the powerpoint (.ppt) file that was used to create the CSHL WikiLIMS poster that was presented at the 2008 Next-Gen Sequencing Conference in Rhode Island a few weeks ago.
Excerpt from Mike Cariaso’s recent column in Bio IT World: “…We’re now capturing data electronically with no human intervention required. A single device doing this isn’t particularly compelling, but two or more can be. The wiki becomes an electronic lab notebook written entirely by your machines. Because it can be viewed and edited with a [...]
Excerpt: “Bioinformatics consulting firm the BioTeam is turning to the same collaborative software that underlies
Wikipedia and numerous other web-based resources to help address the formidable data-management
challenges of next-generation sequencing systems.”
Click on the document image below to download a PDF formated version of the WikiLIMS poster displayed at the 2008 AGBT Meeting. Authored by Mike Cariaso (BioTeam) and Timothy D. Read (U.S. Naval Medical Research Center).
BioInform has published a nice writeup on WikiLIMS this month.
