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AGRF is a non-profit organisation providing sequencing services. The AGRF bioinformatics team provides all types of bioinformatics analyses for genomics sequencing data.

Workflows related to AI4Life Open Call projects

Space: AI4Life Space

Public web page: Not specified

A collection of workflows related to air quality predictions, with a focus on the UK.

The principle models used are WRF and EMEP.

Space: Independent Teams

Public web page: Not specified

Bioinformatics team of the ANSES (French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety) of Ploufragan (France)

Space: Independent Teams

Public web page: https://www.anses.fr

No description specified

Space: Independent Teams

Public web page: Not specified

The members of the Applied Computational Biology group at the Institute of Experimental Genetics (IEG) at the Helmholtz Zentrum München (HMGU) cover a wide range of scientific disciplines, all possessing deep IT knowledge and experience and a strong command of the IT toolbox. As a team, we work at the interface between biology and applied computer sciences in our institute as well as in external collaborations.

Team of contributors working on the ARA (Automated Record Analysis) pipeline.ARA is an automatic pipeline for exploration of SRA datasets with sequences as a query.

The Australian BioCommons enhances digital life science research through world class collaborative distributed infrastructure. It aims to ensure that Australian life science research remains globally competitive, through sustained strategic leadership, research community engagement, digital service provision, training and support.

Dr. Ferhat Ay and his lab are currently located at the La Jolla Institute of Immunology. Our lab focuses on the study of the 3D genome including the development of statistical tools to better interrogate functions and associations between the 3D genome and other biological factors.

BCCM ULC culture collection of Cyanobacteria

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