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BioModels Database is a data resource that allows biologists to store, search and retrieve published mathematical models of biological interests. Models presented are annotated and linked to relevant data resources and are available in various format

...It provides accurate gene prediction using a combination of tools (Prodigal and HGF) and a web site for task management and visualization of annotation. This project is in alpha stage. Please use the online service available at: http://www.bioinfo.ufpr.br/SILA/login.jsp Documentation (portuguese only): http://hdl.handle.net/1884/34801

...Also ConvertMAS creates sdf files from joining of mol, mol2 and sdf files. This is stand alone application; hence no need of internet connectivity to get results. It will generate output files in less time. Various online tools are available for conversion of Chemical file formats; but ConvertMAS mainly works on mol, mol2 and sdf effectively.

...For a longer high-level description of Hadoop-BAM, refer to the article "Hadoop-BAM: directly manipulating next generation sequencing data in the cloud" in Bioinformatics Volume 28 Issue 6 pp. 876-877, available online at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/bts054 Note that the library part of Hadoop-BAM is mainly for developers with experience in using Hadoop. The command line tools of Hadoop-BAM should be understandable to all users, but they are limited in scope. See the SeqPig project for a higher-level interface to the file formats supported by Hadoop-BAM: http://seqpig.sourceforge.net See Seal for Hadoop-based read alignment tools, Seal: http://biodoop-seal.sourceforge.net

Annotator Desktop application is able to annotate biomedical texts by using different high-quality online resources, such as Medlineplus and Freebase. Users can introduce biomedical documents and obtain annotations for the relevant terms, such as diseases, symptoms and treatments. In addition, users can retrieve more detailed information for each recognized entity (making use of an integrated web browser), including related topics, external links, related bibliography and paper abstracts.

xAffect is a software framework for online recording, processing and storage of multi sensor data. It was developed at FZI Research Center for Information Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany. xAffect can be used as a flexible, customizable middleware between physiological sensors and applications which require online feature computation (e.g. biofeedback or affective computing).

The Diffraction Image Experiment Repository (DIMER) is an online archive for diffraction experiments, providing secure storage during analysis and publishing of experiments so they can be linked to, searched, and integrated into other databases.

...It is a web application which allows data-sharing (including public dissemination), data-processing and analysis, with the main focus on time-series data produced in circadian experiments. The main features of BioDare are: - an online repository for experimental data accompanied by extensive metadata - generation of secondary data (normalized, detrended, averaged …) - graphical output of data, secondary data and rhythm analysis - simple text-based search throughout metadata - biology- and conditions-aware search for data - data aggregation and export - group-based privacy settings for collaborative research

An online database project with database and web interface to archive, manage, search and download individual-based life history data that have been collected from wild primate populations.

Trial Criteria Online Data Entry (trialCODE): a Java-based user interface that codifies eligibility requirements used to automate the screening of potential subjects to clinical trials. Used for caMATCH screening engine on BreastCancerTrials.org site.

h2:www is an easily extendable online interface for bioinformatical command-line tools, providing convenient project-oriented working facilities for multiple users.

Biodiversity Information Group develops software tools and data standards that enable herbaria and museums to create dynamic distributed queries of their online databases. See http://bit.ly/bfirSh and http://bit.ly/bwpnSY for latest developments.

...People use their smart phones and tablets to take pictures and videos, leading to a high number of production places. If we enable those visitors to share their content at the event, new challenges emerge. Visitors move, go online and offline, and build a dynamic network. One can say a complex adaptive network emerges, with all its problems. We tackle these problems by introducing a bio-inspired algorithm, which lets the content place itself where it is needed. It is robust, scalable and adaptive. The transport path of content is exploited to replicate content and limited storage space is handled by clean-up mechanisms. ...