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Team Jalview welcomes Alexey
On 16th of June, Dr. Alexey Drozdetskiy joined the Barton group.
Jalview Version 2.8.1 Now Available!
Version 2.8.1 of Jalview is now available at www.jalview.org.
This is the third release in the 2.8.x series of Jalview, and in addition to a liberal scattering of bug fixes, provides new support for RNA secondary structure prediction, additional score models for tree-building and PCA, and several minor improvements to Jalview's user interface. Full details are at http://www.jalview.org/development/release-history/281
Jalview 2 paper citations
We are encouraged by the numbers of scientists across the globe who use Jalview.
It helps us, if people who use Jalview would cite our Jalview 2 paper when they publish research that utilises Jalview.
Thank you to those of you who have done this. In the last five years according to Web of Science, the paper has been cited in 1,121 articles.
Jalview is on the move
LAST WEEK for the Jalview Visual Analytics Computational Scientist/ Software Developer/ Software Engineer job advert
Job Opportunities for Java Software Developer/ Computational Scientist
We are advertising for 2 Visual Analytics Computational Scientist/Developers.
The job will involve redesigning the open source, visual, analytics platform Jalview. This is a powerful interactive visualisation program for alignment and analysis of biological sequence data.
Suzanne is the new Jalview outreach officer
Jalview update! 2.8.0b1 Released
Jalview 2.8.0b1 is a bugfix release for Jalview version 2.8.
This bug fix release includes numerous minor enhancements made over the last 12 months. Importantly, it is also the first release that provides Jalview as a trusted application, signed with a certificate donated to us by Certum. As usual you can find the comprehensive list in the Jalview 2.8.0b1 Release Notes.
Vacancy for a Jalview Software Engineer!
We are looking for a skilled Java software engineer to help make Jalview better. If you are interested in open source scientific software development, and have some experience in creating software that can be used to explore and analyse complex data, then read on !
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