WebMedCentral is a “post publication peer review” publication. The purpose of the site is for the fast, open, transparent and free dissemination of biomedical data. The process is to publish your research and the the review process happens after publication. You can see more about this on their site’s peer review policy. I can see the [...]
Back in April I happened to mention that we (OpenHelix) were writing a paper on informal sources of bioinformatics education (in a Friday SNPets item) and we were asked to announce when the paper came out. Well, we got word late last week that the article has been published. The article appears in a special [...]
We teamed with Bob Kuhn of the UCSC Genome Browser group to create a series of pragmatic, useful, and (we hope) effective examples of how molecular biologists can use the UCSC Genome Browser to make their benchwork time more efficient, and to represent their discoveries as custom tracks in the browser as well. And that [...]
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