UCSC Bioinformatics in the News

New DNA encyclopedia shows complex inner workings. September 5, 2012. Santa Cruz Sentinel.

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  Newfound DNA holds promise of cures. David Perlman. September 5, 2012. San Francisco Chronicle. 
  International consortium uses ENCODE to work out DNA role in disease. Brett Smith September 6, 2012. RedOrbit. 
  Científicos de todo el mundo redefinen el genoma humano. Ángeles López. September 5, 2012. El Mundo.
  ENCODE: The human encyclopaedia. Brendan Maher. September 5, 2012. Nature News. 
  Detailed map of genome function. Fergus Walsh. September 5, 2012. ScienceDaily.
  Iconic Darwin finch genome sequenced. August 17, 2012. BBC News.

NCI-Led team builds petabyte-scale cancer genome data repository. Matthew Dublin. July/August 2012. Genome Web. 

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  B!G Data. Krista Conger. July 12, 2012. Stanford Medicine.
  How big data will fuel a new age of TV. Jay Fulcher. July 17, 2012. Venture Beat. 

Updated tutorials on UCSC Genome Browser now available. May 2, 2012. Digital Journal.

Cancer genome data center raises hope for cures. Lisa M. Krieger. May 2, 2012. San Jose Mercury News.

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  Open-source human genomes. Maggie Koerth-Baker. June 4, 2012. Boingboing.
  5 reasons "big data" is a big deal. Margaret Rock. May 25, 2012. Mobiledia.
  Big data has potential for big impact in health care research, delivery. George Lauer. May 14, 2012. California Healthline.
  Cancer Genomics Hub offers access to big data. May 14, 2012. Cancer Discovery.
  Database combats cancer. Ian Evans. May 10, 2012. City on a Hill Press.
  US cancer genome repository hopes to speed research. Erika Check Hayden. May 2, 2011. Nature News.
  UC Santa Cruz research team creates big cancer database. David Goll. May 1, 2012. Business Journal.
  A step in cancer research. Emiliano Vazquez. May 2, 2012. Good Times.
  UC Santa Cruz builds national data center for cancer genome research. May 1, 2012. Medical Xpress.
  David Haussler: UCSC Cancer Genomics Data Center. May 1, 2012. Youtube.
  Cancer genome study at UCSC. Lisa M. Krieger. May 1, 2012. Monterey County Herald.
  UC Santa Cruz builds national data center for cancer genome research. Ben Kaplan. May 1, 2012. CollabRx.
  World's largest hub for cancer genomes opens. Jocelyn Kaiser. May 1, 2012. Science Insider.

Sage Bionetworks Commons Congress 2012: Personal cancer genomics. David Haussler. April 21, 2012. FORA.tv.

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  Sage Bionetworks moves from thinking stage to doing stage. Luke Timmerman. April 18, 2012. Xconomy.
  Taking open biology to the next level: Notes from the Sage Congress. Stephen Friend. April 27, 2012. Xconomy.

Trouble at the text mine. Richard Van Noorden. March 7, 2012. Nature News.

High-tech reboot. Ingfei Chen. February, 2012. HHMI Bulletin.

David Haussler: The Cancer Genome Hub. Moira Gunn. January 10, 2012. Tech Nation.

DNA sequencing caught in deluge of data. Andrew Pollack. November 30, 2011. The New York Times.

Top 7 in Evolutionary Biology. (Assemblathon paper by Dent Earl, Haussler laboratory ranks 3rd). Jef Akst. November 29, 2011. The Scientist.

Assemblathon 2 challenges Informatics experts with vertebrate genome data, two sequencing platforms. June 7, 2011. GenomeWeb.

David Haussler: Human genome pioneer David Haussler talks about the evolving role of annotated data repositories. March 9, 2011. Nature Biotechnology.

Genome databases suffer from the human touch. Melissa Lee Phillips. February 16, 2011. Nature News.

Q&A: David Haussler on using pathway infrence to gain insight into molecular alterations in cancer. June 18, 2010. genomeweb.

Gene finding with hidden Markov models. Karen Heyman. March 28, 2005. The Scientist.

Simulated Shades of Jurassic Park? Kevin Davies. June 8, 2010. Bio-ITWorld.com.

Outgrowing its computer science roots, UCSC bioinformatics group moves to new dept. Volume 7, number 40; October 20, 2003. Bioinform (see page 3).

Bioinformatics experts gain ground in protein sequence analysis. April 21, 2003. UCSC Currents.

UCSC computer scientists find success predicting protein structures. Tim Stephens, February 15, 1999. UCSC Currents.

The sequence master. Robert Irion, Summer 1997. UCSC Review.