BioExcel CoE Newsletter #8
Dear reader,
Spring is in full swing, summer is around the corner, and we have a lot of exciting news for you!
To begin with: the first official package with our updated core applications is up for grabs: https://bioexcel.eu/bioexcel-first-software-releases. Related, GROMACS has had another patch release, 2016.3.
Powerful applications are not our only specialty - as you know, usability is very important and workflows are another major area of work for BioExcel. We've already deployed and tested some of our pilot cases on a variety of platforms, but more on that in another newsletter.
The important thing now is to make sure and join the next webinar in our series: "Introduction to the Common Workflow Language (CWL)". CWL has been gaining popularity in the wider communities (including the FDA in the USA). BioExcel has been fully involved and supported its development since the beginning. The main developer Michael Crusoe will be happy to answer your questions live during the webinar (register here) . Also, we have a special open chat room especially for workflows. Make sure to drop by!
Work on CWL is part of our close relations with ELIXIR. We have signed a collaborative agreement with them, and we are working together on several joint projects!
If you are following our blog, you might have noticed a new collection of success stories. There we showcase selected works by our partners as examples of what can be achieved with the BioExcel software.
Make sure to checkout also the integrative modelling interest group's page with tips&tricks, interviews, events and notable publications. Also, their latest newsletter just came out recently.
More news is coming soon. In the meantime - for any questions visit the support forums or join the general chat room!
Rossen Apostolov
BioExcel Manager
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