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Taverna collaboration case study
May 15th, 2012 by Richard Holland
The University of Manchester has published a case study about how collaborating with Eagle Genomics has allowed the Taverna project to reach a wider commercial market. The collaboration between Eagle Genomics and The University of Manchester myGrid team has supported both organisations to enhance their capability and reputation. A commercial support team for Taverna has…
The Elements of Bioinformatics
April 18th, 2012 by Richard Holland
After being exhibited in public for the first time at last week's Eagle symposium, we have decided to put the full-size PDF of our bioinformatics periodic table online for everyone to download and take a look at. The table is now available online! Visit: http://elements.eaglegenomics.com/ Please visit the table's website above to download the PDFs….
Eagle Genomics second annual survey of trends in bioinformatics
April 17th, 2012 by Ivan Karabaliev
Eagle Genomics are conducting a second survey of current issues in operational bioinformatics. We build on the success of last year's survey which polled over 100 worldwide responses from both industry and academia. A report detailing the results of our first survey can be viewed here. See also Genomeweb's coverage. One of the highlights was…
Pistoia Alliance Showcases Solutions for Next-Generation Sequencing at Second Annual Conference
March 26th, 2012 by Richard Holland
BOSTON, MA, March 23, 2012 – The Pistoia Alliance, a precompetitive alliance of life science companies, technology vendors, publishers, and academic groups, will hold its second annual conference at the campus of Thomson Reuters in Boston on April 24, 2012. The conference, to be held just before the start of the Bio-IT World Conference and…
Unilever/Eagle case study published by Amazon
March 8th, 2012 by Richard Holland
A case study was published on March 7th by Amazon Web Services outlining a joint project between Unilever and Eagle Genomics. Unilever is a global company with more than 400 individual brands sold in 180 countries. Today, the company’s product line covers all facets of daily life, from food to cleaning to health and well-being. The…
The Pistoia Alliance Selects Eagle Genomics and Cycle Computing to Bolster Pharmaceutical R&D Practices
February 8th, 2012 by Richard Holland
New York – February 8, 2012 – Eagle Genomics and Cycle Computing today announced that they have jointly won a competitive bid by the Pistoia Alliance to support the development of a proof-of-concept (PoC) system to meet the future needs of pharmaceutical R&D IT. A four-month project, the Eagle Genomics & Cycle Computing proof-of-concept system…
Genesis 2011 success
December 8th, 2011 by Ivan Karabaliev
On December the 1st Eagle Genomics attended Genesis, an annual event organized by One Nucleus. This was the 11th event and was Eagle's second time exhibiting there. Each Genesis gets better and better; this year the event included: Presentations Debates Networking International range of exhibitors This year was very successful for Eagle, we exhibited and…
New CEO takes the lead at Eagle Genomics Ltd.
September 27th, 2011 by Richard Holland
Eagle Genomics Ltd., the leading open-source bioinformatics consultancy, this week welcomed its new Chief Executive, David Flanders, to lead the organisation from its Babraham head office near Cambridge. David brings more than 25 years' international experience in the bioinformatics and life sciences sector. He will strategically lead company growth as it capitalizes on the multi-sector…
And we’re hiring… again!
September 19th, 2011 by Richard Holland
It seems like the work just doesn't stop coming at Eagle, which means we need to keep on hiring new people to meet demand! Hot on the heels of our most recent recruitment round now follows an expanded search for more of the same – people who are multi-lingual (well, at least from a programming…
Genetics ‘cloud’ to create new opportunities for researchers and clinicians
September 8th, 2011 by Richard Holland
Gene sequencing and analysis could be dramatically speeded up, leading to patients receiving a quicker and more accurate diagnosis, thanks to research led by Eagle Genomics Ltd. Using cloud computing technology, the researchers have found they can slash the amount of time it takes to store the huge amounts of information produced when individual genes…