Jobs: R/Shiny Cloud Solutions Architect
We are looking for a talented R/Shiny Cloud Solutions Architect to join our expanding team, ideally having already been involved in the design and deployment of R/Shiny SaaS systems. You …
We are looking for a talented R/Shiny Cloud Solutions Architect to join our expanding team, ideally having already been involved in the design and deployment of R/Shiny SaaS systems. You …
We are seeking a highly motivated and expert R/Shiny Web Application Developer to join our expanding team. You will be joining a highly collaborative team of developers, bioinformaticians and biologists …
Part of the panic over the Coronavirus is due to not having vaccinated, for the founder of a start-up dedicated to the analysis of big data in the biomedical field …
With the advent of high-throughput ‘omics’ technologies, life scientists are starting to grapple with massive data sets. As Big Omics data continues to grow, biologists start encountering challenges with handling, …
The current Coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19) has been causing widespread panic and has been a major health concern in the past months. Efforts from both governments, pharmaceutical companies and the scientific …
BigOmics Analytics, purveyor of self-service analytics platforms for Big Omics data, has been selected for the EU InvestHorizon Accelerator, a program that supports the best EU startups for 6 months. The prominent …
BigOmics Analytics, purveyor of self-service analytics platforms for Big Omics data, has been selected and joined the Alchemist program, one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent business accelerators. “We are impressed …
BigOmics Analytics Sagl announced that it has been awarded the Seal of Excellence for their project “Democratization of omic biodata analysis in digital health to accelerate scientific discoveries in medicine” …
Do you work with COVID-19 related transcriptomic data? Then re-analyse the first public transcriptomic data from Blanco-Melo lab at covid19.bigomics.ch on your own in a few minutes The first public …
In a previous post, Axel Martinelli analysed an in vitro infection with a Middle Eastern coronavirus using our special edition of the Omics Playground platform. In that analysis he identified the SSX2 gene as a potential …