Jalview News
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Posted On:04-12-2013
Join us at the Medical Sciences Teaching Centre in Oxford for the fourth Jalview Residential Course and Hackathon, which we've now renamed to the Jalview and JABA residential workshop !
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Posted On:22-10-2013
We are looking for a Java software engineer with a PhD and experience of biological sequence analysis and GUI design, and a part-time training and outreach officer to develop online and face-to-face training materials for Jalview and its sister projects developed at the University of Dundee.
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Posted On:02-07-2013
A new version of JAva Bioinformatics Analysis Web Services (JABAWS) is now available from the JABAWS homepage.
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Posted On:02-07-2013
If you plan to attend the ISMB meeting in Berlin this July, then be sure to come to the Jalview and JABAWS users, developers, and educators birds-of-a-feather meeting on Monday July 22nd at 5.40pm.
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Posted On:18-04-2013
Jalview is made freely available to all thanks to a grant from the UK Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC). This funds Jalview development, training courses, website, back-end servers and email support.
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Posted On:20-02-2013
On Monday 18th February, Jim Procter gave the opening talk at the Scottish Phylogeny Discussion Group meeting, which was held at the James Hutton Institute in Invergowrie - just a little further up the Tay fro
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Posted On:10-01-2013
2012 was quite a year here at jalview.org. A number of long running projects finally bore fruit with the launch of our new website and logo, and the release of Jalview Version 2.8.
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Posted On:12-11-2012
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Posted On:19-10-2012
Join us for the third Jalview residential course and hackathon, which will be held from 21-22nd January 2013 at EMBL-EBI in Hinxton, UK.
Registration costs £30 (excluding accommodation), and includes:
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Posted On:22-09-2011
This the first post on the Jalview Desktop news channel, which is made available as an RSS feed monitored by a news reader built in to the Jalview Desktop.