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Maschinenfest 2010 highlights

My Maschinenfest roundup, featuring my top five acts of the festival — Frl. Linientreu, Matta, Niveau Zero, Subheim and Architect — is online now at Connexion Bizarre.

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RapidMiner tutorial, 25 Nov 2010

For the next BioGeeks Tech Meet, I’ll be giving a tutorial on RapidMiner, the nifty data analysis package. RapidMiner — machine learning for the rest of us All are welcome. Although I’ll be using examples from biology, there’s nothing bio-specific in RapidMiner, and it might be useful/interesting to geeks of other varieties too.

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October BioGeeks at Imperial — next gen sequencing

This month’s London BioGeeks will be at Imperial on the 21st of October. This month we’re bringing you a special selection of talks on next generation sequencing: Experience in variant calling from exome sequencing Francesco Lescai, Elia Stupka Sequencing whole exomes in order to identify high penetrant variants in few individuals is becoming relatively easy, [...]

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BioGeeks tech meet, Oct 2010 — looking for speaker

The next London BioGeeks tech meet will be on 21st of October at Imperial College — full details to follow. We’re looking for another speaker. If you want to do an informal talk on a topic to do with bioinformatics, genomics, or any practical tech subject that might be of interest to biogeeks — cloud [...]

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BioGeeks tech meet, Science HackDay special

This month’s BioGeeks meeting at KCL is on Friday, June 18th, to coincide with the Science HackDay taking place over the weekend. We have a special guest this month, Cameron Neylon, with an open-science-themed talk entitled “What have the public done for us?” Plus lightning talks on various subjects. In other news, I’ve moved the [...]

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London BioGeeks — May Tech Meet is next week

The May tech meet is on Thursday 20th at Imperial College. This month’s speakers: Catherine Canevet — Ondex: Data integration and visualisation Christopher Barnes — ABC-SysBio: Approximate Bayesian Computation in Python with GPU support N. Purswani, L. Tweedy, Z. Patel, C. Suriel-Melchor — DASbrick: A cloud based Rich internet application for Synthetic Biology Parts Registries [...]

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Take Back Parliament demonstration — Sat 8 May

As someone who works with numbers, I’ve known for ages the electoral system in the UK is a very poor model. The distribution of votes across the parties correlates very badly with the distribution of seats they get in return. It’s possible, and not uncommon, for a party’s overall vote share to go down and [...]

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London BioGeeks — April Tech Meet

This month’s tech meet is at 6pm on 21st April at University College London. We have talks from… Alison Cuff, UCL The CATH database — Structural Diversity and the Question of the Fold Continuum Andrew Martin, UCL SAPTF — Sequence Analysis Plugin Tool Framework John Pinney, Imperial College GLASS — Gene LAyout by Semantic Similarity [...]

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More live gigs!

I’ll also be running an interactive workshop on FuncNet at: The EMBRACE-ENFIN workshop on Expression, Interactions, and System Level Modeling Helsinki, 5th-6th October 2009

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Live gigs!

Couple of upcoming events I’ll be going to… 1. Data Integration in the Life Sciences (DILS 2009) in Manchester next month, with a poster and abstract about FuncNet. 2. EMBL-EBI/ENFIN 2009 annual forum for small-medium enterprises (SMEs), in Vienna in September, with a half-hour talk on the same subject. No ISMB for me this year, [...]

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