Awards from UPF to members of our lab
Members of our lab received yesterday two awards from the Social Council of the University Pompeu Fabra. […]
Barcelona Summer School in Genomics and Bioinformatics
I am happy to announce the Barcelona Summer School in Genomics and Bioinformatics, which will take place from September 17th to 21st 2012. The course [...]
Khademul is now a doctor!
Khademul Islam, full name Abul Bashar Mir Mohammad Khademul Islam, defended his Thesis work on Monday. He delivered a 50 minutes presentation followed by 1h and 15 minutes [...]
Sample Level Enrichment Analysis (SLEA) unravels shared stress phenotypes among multiple cancer types
We are happy to share with you the results of a new publication, which has been published today in Genome Medicine: Gunes Gundem and Nuria Lopez-Bigas. Sample [...]
BIG12 – Bioinformatics for Integrative Genomics course in Oeiras
This year our lab will participate again in the Gulbenkian Training Program in Bioinformatics (GTPB). Abel and Michael will give a 3 days course on Bioinformatics [...]
Exploring multiple cancer genomics alterations with Gitools.
Cancer genomics data that is produced creates multi-dimensional data sets. Gitools lets you browse all that data at once. A typical cancer genomics project nowadays [...]
Sample Level Enrichment Analysis (SLEA) in Gitools to assess the transcriptional status of pathways per tumor
The identification of molecular biomarkers from expression data is a major objective in cancer research. It is clear that there is a benefit in pathway [...]
A video animation explains IntOGen in 60 seconds
I am pleased to share with you a 60” video animation explaining our IntOGen project using easy to understand terms: […]
p27 (Kip1) role as a transcriptional regulator
p27, also called Kip1, is a well known protein with a crucial role in cell cycle progression and cancer. p27 best known function is the inhibition of [...]
Our blog turns one!
This week our blog has turned one year old. We started the blog on 10th December 2010 with the idea of having a more flexible way of [...]
