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The Biological Visualisation Network (BiVi) provides a forum for dissemination, training and discussion for life-scientists to discover and promote complex data visualisation ideas and solutions. BiVi, funded by the BBSRC, is a central resource for information on bio-visualisation and is supplemented with annual meetings for networking and educational purposes, focussed around emerging trends in visualisation and challenges facing biology.

Bioinformatics Visualization https://tess.elixir-europe.org/content_providers/bioinformatics-visualization The Biological Visualisation Network (BiVi) provides a forum for dissemination, training and discussion for life-scientists to discover and promote complex data visualisation ideas and solutions. BiVi, funded by the BBSRC, is a central resource for information on bio-visualisation and is supplemented with annual meetings for networking and educational purposes, focussed around emerging trends in visualisation and challenges facing biology. /system/content_providers/images/000/000/077/original/logo.png?1498706596
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Interacting with large biomolecules using haptic feedback

Dr Stephen Laycock describes using InteractinHaptiMOL to interact with large biomolecules using haptic feedback at 2nd BiVi in 2015. Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Molecular

Resource type: Slideshow

Interacting with large biomolecules using haptic feedback https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/interacting-with-large-biomolecules-using-haptic-feedback Dr Stephen Laycock describes using InteractinHaptiMOL to interact with large biomolecules using haptic feedback at 2nd BiVi in 2015. Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting. Dr. Stephen David Laycock Molecular 2017-02-03
BioLayout Express 3D

Derek Wright discusses the BioLayout Express visualisation tool at 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Scientific topics: Pathway or network

Keywords: Cells and Organisms, Genome, Pathway

Resource type: Video

BioLayout Express 3D https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/biolayout-express-3d Derek Wright discusses the BioLayout Express visualisation tool at 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Derek Wright Pathway or network Cells and Organisms, Genome, Pathway 2017-02-02
Geographic & Evolutionary Visualization

Daniel Janies showcases SupraMap, a web-based app that integrates genetic sequences of pathogens with geographic data points to map the spread of diseases and track mutations.This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013.

Scientific topics: Phylogenetics

Keywords: Phylogenetics, Populations

Resource type: Video

Geographic & Evolutionary Visualization https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/geographic-amp-evolutionary-visualization Daniel Janies showcases SupraMap, a web-based app that integrates genetic sequences of pathogens with geographic data points to map the spread of diseases and track mutations.This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Phylogenetics Phylogenetics, Populations 2017-01-31
Epigenome Browser

Ting Wang (http://wang.wustl.edu/) addresses many of the challenges of navigating the complexity of genomic data and showcases the WashU Epigenome Browser that he is developing. The browser aims to give investigators maximum flexibility to explore and navigate the available genomic data in...

Keywords: Genome, Molecular

Resource type: Slideshow, Video

Epigenome Browser https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/epigenome-browser Ting Wang (http://wang.wustl.edu/) addresses many of the challenges of navigating the complexity of genomic data and showcases the WashU Epigenome Browser that he is developing. The browser aims to give investigators maximum flexibility to explore and navigate the available genomic data in multiple tracks, upload their own data as well as explore long-range interactions. He also highlights the need for the genome browsers to act as community resources and bioinformatics engines with the ability to analyse the mined data. This talk was presented at VIZBI 2013, an international conference series on visualizing biological data (http://vizbi.org). This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Dr. Ting Wang Genome, Molecular 2017-01-31
Joint visualisation and analysis of large sequence data with Alvis and Sequence Bundles

Roland Schwarz's keynote about the joint visualisation and analysis of large sequence data with Alvis and Sequence Bundles at 2nd BiVi in 2015. Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting.

Scientific topics: Phylogenetics

Keywords: Genome, Phylogenetics

Resource type: Slideshow

Joint visualisation and analysis of large sequence data with Alvis and Sequence Bundles https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/joint-visualisation-and-analysis-of-large-sequence-data-with-alvis-and-sequence-bundles Roland Schwarz's keynote about the joint visualisation and analysis of large sequence data with Alvis and Sequence Bundles at 2nd BiVi in 2015. Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting. Dr. Roland Schwarz Phylogenetics Genome, Phylogenetics 2017-02-03
ApiNATOMY visualisation of multiscale physiology circuitboards

Bernard de Bono presents a talk on using ApiNATOMY for the visualisation of multiscale physiology circuitboards at 3rd BiVi Annual Meeting in April 2017. Created at: 3rd BiVi Annual Meeting (2017).

Keywords: Anatomy Physiology and Atlases

Resource type: Video

ApiNATOMY visualisation of multiscale physiology circuitboards https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/apinatomy-visualisation-of-multiscale-physiology-circuitboards Bernard de Bono presents a talk on using ApiNATOMY for the visualisation of multiscale physiology circuitboards at 3rd BiVi Annual Meeting in April 2017. Created at: 3rd BiVi Annual Meeting (2017). Dr. Bernard de Bono Anatomy Physiology and Atlases 2017-05-12
MARender: A Simple JavaScript Library for Biomedical Visualisation

Bill Hill and Richard Baldock describe MARender, a simple JavaScipt library for biomedical visualisation at 2nd BiVi in 2015.  Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Anatomy Physiology and Atlases, Information visualisation

Resource type: Slideshow

MARender: A Simple JavaScript Library for Biomedical Visualisation https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/marender-a-simple-javascript-library-for-biomedical-visualisation Bill Hill and Richard Baldock describe MARender, a simple JavaScipt library for biomedical visualisation at 2nd BiVi in 2015.  Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting. Mr. William Edward Hill Anatomy Physiology and Atlases, Information visualisation 2017-02-03
SeqMonk: Using visualisation to identify errors and biases in genome scale sequencing data

The increasing scale and complexity of genome scale studies has led to more widespread use of unsupervised analysis pipelines and reduced inspection and sanity checking of the underlying data.  Here we will illustrate how the use of interactive visualisation tools along with an explorative...

Keywords: Genome

Resource type: Video

SeqMonk: Using visualisation to identify errors and biases in genome scale sequencing data https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/seqmonk-using-visualisation-to-identify-errors-and-biases-in-genome-scale-sequencing-data The increasing scale and complexity of genome scale studies has led to more widespread use of unsupervised analysis pipelines and reduced inspection and sanity checking of the underlying data.  Here we will illustrate how the use of interactive visualisation tools along with an explorative approach to analysis can identify problems which would otherwise go undetected by standard pipelines. Created at: 3rd BiVi Annual Meeting (2017). Dr. Simon Andrews Genome 2017-05-15
EzMol and BioBlox: From Resources for Protein Modelling to Educational Computer Games

In this talk Michael Sternberg of Imperial reports how their research on protein modelling has led to the development of computer games with a role in scientific education. At Imperial, Chris Reynolds has developed a web-based molecular graphics resource EzMol which is a simple-to-use display of...

Keywords: Molecular

Resource type: Video

EzMol and BioBlox: From Resources for Protein Modelling to Educational Computer Games https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/ezmol-and-bioblox-from-resources-for-protein-modelling-to-educational-computer-games In this talk Michael Sternberg of Imperial reports how their research on protein modelling has led to the development of computer games with a role in scientific education. At Imperial, Chris Reynolds has developed a web-based molecular graphics resource EzMol which is a simple-to-use display of protein structures. In collaboration with Frederic Fol Leymarie, William Latham and their team at Goldsmiths, we have developed the BioBlox suite of scientific-based computer games based around protein docking. BioBox3D is a serious crowd-sourced game for predicting protein/protein docking. BioBlox2D is a fun-to-play game with scientific content for phone/tablet inspired by the recognition between proteins and small molecules. Finally, BioBloxVR is a virtual reality environment for protein docking inspired by BioBlox3D. We are exploring the opportunities for EzMol and BioBlox as educational resources. The projects were supported by the BBSRC. Created at: 3rd BiVi Annual Meeting (2017). Prof. Michael J E Sternberg Molecular 2017-05-15
GeneProf Visualisations

Dr Simon Tomlinson discusses the GeneProf visualisation system at 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Genome, Molecular

Resource type: Video

GeneProf Visualisations https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/geneprof-visualisations Dr Simon Tomlinson discusses the GeneProf visualisation system at 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Dr. Simon Tomlinson Genome, Molecular 2017-02-02
Developmental Anatomy

Sean Megason (http://megason.med.harvard.edu/) talks about the challenges and caveats of multiscale imaging, visualisation and analysis and highlights some of the tools that are used for processing and analysis of in toto imaging such as GoFigure2 (http://www.gofigure2.org/) and ACME...

Keywords: Anatomy Physiology and Atlases

Resource type: Video

Developmental Anatomy https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/developmental-anatomy Sean Megason (http://megason.med.harvard.edu/) talks about the challenges and caveats of multiscale imaging, visualisation and analysis and highlights some of the tools that are used for processing and analysis of in toto imaging such as GoFigure2 (http://www.gofigure2.org/) and ACME (https://wiki.med.harvard.edu/SysBio/Megason/ACME).  This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Anatomy Physiology and Atlases 2017-01-31
Revise and Redraw—Visual Design Principles for Scientific Data

Martin Krzywinski's keynote from 1st BiVi in 2014. He discusses visual design principles and communicating effectively in pictures.This talk distills core concepts of information design into practical guidelines for creating scientific figures. We will explain how to generate visual vocabularies...

Keywords: HCI, Communication

Resource type: Video

Revise and Redraw—Visual Design Principles for Scientific Data https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/revise-and-redraw-visual-design-principles-for-scientific-data Martin Krzywinski's keynote from 1st BiVi in 2014. He discusses visual design principles and communicating effectively in pictures.This talk distills core concepts of information design into practical guidelines for creating scientific figures. We will explain how to generate visual vocabularies with graphical elements, combine them into phrases, and package them into a complete figure, the visual equivalent of a paragraph. We show how effective designs for this composition are underpinned by conclusions from studies in visual perception and awareness. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Martin Krzywinski HCI, Communication 2017-02-02
Comparison and assemblies

Thomas Ferrin (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/tef/) talks about visualization tools for interactive modeling of biological structures with an emphasis on Chimera (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/), an extensible molecular modeling software.This talk was presented at VIZBI 2013, an international...

Keywords: Molecular

Resource type: Video

Comparison and assemblies https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/comparison-and-assemblies Thomas Ferrin (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/tef/) talks about visualization tools for interactive modeling of biological structures with an emphasis on Chimera (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/), an extensible molecular modeling software.This talk was presented at VIZBI 2013, an international conference series on visualizing biological data (http://vizbi.org). This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Prof. Thomas Ferrin Molecular 2017-01-31
Keynote on Communicating Science Visually

Felice Frankel delivers her keynote address in which she talks about how to effectively use visual tools to communicate science.This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013.

Keywords: Communication

Resource type: Video

Keynote on Communicating Science Visually https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/keynote-on-communicating-science-visually Felice Frankel delivers her keynote address in which she talks about how to effectively use visual tools to communicate science.This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Communication 2017-01-31
Foldsynth

Prof. Frederic Fol Leymarie discusses the Foldsynth project at 1st BiVi in 2014. A poster presented at the meeting is also included. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Molecular

Resource type: Poster, Video

Foldsynth https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/foldsynth Prof. Frederic Fol Leymarie discusses the Foldsynth project at 1st BiVi in 2014. A poster presented at the meeting is also included. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Prof. Frederic Fol Leymarie Ph.D. Molecular 2017-02-01
Visualizing odors with insect brains

Martin Strauch presents a brief overview of his BioVis 2012 Honorable Mention paper on visualising odors with insect brains.This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013.

Keywords: Anatomy Physiology and Atlases

Resource type: Video

Visualizing odors with insect brains https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/visualizing-odors-with-insect-brains Martin Strauch presents a brief overview of his BioVis 2012 Honorable Mention paper on visualising odors with insect brains.This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Martin Strauch Anatomy Physiology and Atlases 2017-01-31
Genomic Visualisations at TGAC

Anil S Thanki presents two visulaisation tools: TGAC Browser and Aequatus as 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Genome

Resource type: Video

Genomic Visualisations at TGAC https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/genomic-visualisations-at-tgac Anil S Thanki presents two visulaisation tools: TGAC Browser and Aequatus as 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Anil S. Thanki Genome 2017-02-02
OME Bio-Formats and OMERO

Poster presentation given at 1st BiVi in 2014 Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Resource type: Poster

OME Bio-Formats and OMERO https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/ome-bio-formats-and-omero Poster presentation given at 1st BiVi in 2014 Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Dr. Simon Li 2017-02-01
Zegami: Image visualisation, annotation and searching

Stephen Taylor describes and demonstrates Zegami at 2nd BiVi in 2015. Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Anatomy Physiology and Atlases, Cells and Organisms, Genome

Resource type: Slideshow

Zegami: Image visualisation, annotation and searching https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/zegami-image-visualisation-annotation-and-searching Stephen Taylor describes and demonstrates Zegami at 2nd BiVi in 2015. Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting. Stephen Taylor Anatomy Physiology and Atlases, Cells and Organisms, Genome 2017-02-03
Making Science Beautiful

In this presentation David Goodsell reveals the beauty of science through his scientific and artistic endeavors. He explores the visual techniques which have been used to communicate the detail of the molecular biology world to different audiences.David Goodsell (http://bit.ly/DGoodsell) is an...

Keywords: Molecular, Communication

Resource type: Video

Making Science Beautiful https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/making-science-beautiful In this presentation David Goodsell reveals the beauty of science through his scientific and artistic endeavors. He explores the visual techniques which have been used to communicate the detail of the molecular biology world to different audiences.David Goodsell (http://bit.ly/DGoodsell) is an Associate Professor of Molecular Biology at the Scripps Institute, California Campus. Created at: VIZBI 2014. Molecular, Communication 2017-01-31
Biological Networks

Scooter Morris (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/scooter/) talks about the opportunities and challenges in mapping biological networks and gives an brief overview of Cytoscape (http://www.cytoscape.org/), an open source bioinformatics software platform for visualizing molecular interaction...

Scientific topics: Pathway or network

Keywords: Cells and Organisms, Pathway

Resource type: Video

Biological Networks https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/biological-networks Scooter Morris (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/scooter/) talks about the opportunities and challenges in mapping biological networks and gives an brief overview of Cytoscape (http://www.cytoscape.org/), an open source bioinformatics software platform for visualizing molecular interaction networks.(PLEASE NOTE: There is a small formatting problem with the presentation slides for the first 2 min of the talk only). This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Dr. Scooter Morris Pathway or network Cells and Organisms, Pathway 2017-01-31
Visualizing Protein Structures and Features

Sean O'Donoghue (http://odonoghuelab.org) talks about molecular spatial data and the emerging issue of sequence-structure gap mainly due to experimental difficulties in obtaining reliable (or any) structure information for a given protein. In his talk, he also gives a brief demonstration of...

Keywords: Molecular

Resource type: Video

Visualizing Protein Structures and Features https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/visualizing-protein-structures-and-features Sean O'Donoghue (http://odonoghuelab.org) talks about molecular spatial data and the emerging issue of sequence-structure gap mainly due to experimental difficulties in obtaining reliable (or any) structure information for a given protein. In his talk, he also gives a brief demonstration of Aquaria (http://aquaria.ws), a web-based 3D molecular structure visualization tool that combines data from various databases and allows investigators to easily view and explore proteins and protein-protein interactions.This talk was presented at VIZBI 2013, an international conference series on visualizing biological data (http://vizbi.org). This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Dr. Sean I O’Donoghue Molecular 2017-01-31
RNA-Seq

Cole Trapnell (http://www.broadinstitute.org/~cole/) focuses on isoform-resolution analysis of RNA -seq. RNA-seq is an assay used to determine the abundance of RNA transcripts in a transcriptome, the results of which can be used for gene discovery and expression analysis. In his talk Cole...

Keywords: Genome

Resource type: Video

RNA-Seq https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/rna-seq Cole Trapnell (http://www.broadinstitute.org/~cole/) focuses on isoform-resolution analysis of RNA -seq. RNA-seq is an assay used to determine the abundance of RNA transcripts in a transcriptome, the results of which can be used for gene discovery and expression analysis. In his talk Cole highlights the inherent challenges associated with the analysis of isoform-resolution data and proposes several different areas that are open for improvement.This talk was presented at VIZBI 2013, an international conference series on visualizing biological data (http://vizbi.org). This video was filmed and distributed with permission under a Creative Commons license. Created at: VIZBI 2013. Genome 2017-01-31
BiVi theme: Anatomy, Physiology and Atlases

Prof Richard Baldock discusses bio-visualisation within the Anatomy, Physiology and Atlases theme Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Anatomy Physiology and Atlases

Resource type: Video

BiVi theme: Anatomy, Physiology and Atlases https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/bivi-theme-anatomy-physiology-and-atlases Prof Richard Baldock discusses bio-visualisation within the Anatomy, Physiology and Atlases theme Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Prof. Richard Baldock Anatomy Physiology and Atlases 2017-02-01
BiVi theme: Pathways

Prof Tom Freeman discusses bio-visualisation within the Pathway theme at 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Scientific topics: Pathway or network

Keywords: Pathway

Resource type: Video

BiVi theme: Pathways https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/bivi-theme-pathways Prof Tom Freeman discusses bio-visualisation within the Pathway theme at 1st BiVi in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Prof. Tom Freeman Pathway or network Pathway 2017-02-02
Aequatus-vis

Anil Thanki describes the Aequatus-vis JavaScript plugin to visualise homologous genes through alignment and phylogeny information at 2nd BiVi in 2015. aequatus-vis preserves teh interactive functionality of Aequatus, an open-source web based tool to visualise homologous genes with phylogenetic...

Scientific topics: Phylogenetics

Keywords: Genome, Phylogenetics

Resource type: Slideshow

Aequatus-vis https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/aequatus-vis Anil Thanki describes the Aequatus-vis JavaScript plugin to visualise homologous genes through alignment and phylogeny information at 2nd BiVi in 2015. aequatus-vis preserves teh interactive functionality of Aequatus, an open-source web based tool to visualise homologous genes with phylogenetic tree . Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting. Anil S. Thanki Phylogenetics Genome, Phylogenetics 2017-02-03
Intermine 2.0

Yo Yehudi describes Intermine, an open source data warehouse and analysis system at 2nd BiVi in 2015 Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting.

Scientific topics: Database management

Keywords: Databases

Resource type: Slideshow

Intermine 2.0 https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/intermine-2-0 Yo Yehudi describes Intermine, an open source data warehouse and analysis system at 2nd BiVi in 2015 Created at: 2nd BiVi Annual Meeting. Ms. Yo Yehudi Database management Databases 2017-02-03
Leeds Virtual Microscope and Orchestral

Dr Roy Ruddle discusses large displays for visualisation and the Leeds Virtual Microscope and Orchestral tools at 1st BiVi in 2014. Posters presented regarding the two tools discussed are also included. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Keywords: Genome

Resource type: Poster, Video

Leeds Virtual Microscope and Orchestral https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/leeds-virtual-microscope-and-orchestral Dr Roy Ruddle discusses large displays for visualisation and the Leeds Virtual Microscope and Orchestral tools at 1st BiVi in 2014. Posters presented regarding the two tools discussed are also included. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Dr. Roy Ruddle Genome 2017-02-02
From Visual Exploration of Biomedical Data to Storytelling and Back Again

A 3rd BiVi 2017 Keynote Presentation by Marc Streit who discusses visual exploration and sharing discoveries with examples from the Caleydo project.Chaired by Tom FreemanThe primary goal of visual data exploration tools is to enable the discovery of new insights. To justify and reproduce...

Keywords: Communication, Information visualisation

Resource type: Video

From Visual Exploration of Biomedical Data to Storytelling and Back Again https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/from-visual-exploration-of-biomedical-data-to-storytelling-and-back-again A 3rd BiVi 2017 Keynote Presentation by Marc Streit who discusses visual exploration and sharing discoveries with examples from the Caleydo project.Chaired by Tom FreemanThe primary goal of visual data exploration tools is to enable the discovery of new insights. To justify and reproduce insights, the discovery process needs to be documented and communicated. A common approach to documenting and presenting findings is to capture visualizations as images or videos. Images, however, are insufficient for telling the story of a visual discovery, as they lack full provenance information and context. Videos are difficult to produce and edit, particularly due to the nonlinear nature of the exploration process. Most importantly, however, neither approach provides the opportunity to return to any point in the exploration in order to review the state of the visualization in detail or to conduct additional analyses.In this talk, Marc introduces their efforts to more tightly integrate biomedical data exploration with the presentation of discoveries. Based on provenance data captured during the exploration process, users can extract key steps, add annotations, and author 'Vistories', visual stories based on the history of the exploration. These Vistories can be shared for others to view, but also to retrace and extend the original analysis. Marc demonstrates how such methods can increase the reproducibility of cancer research and drug discovery.The presented work is part of the Caleydo project, which is a long-running collaboration between JKU Linz, Harvard University and the University of Utah.Marc Streit is a tenured Associate Professor at the Institute of Computer Graphics at Johannes Kepler University Linz where he leads the Visual Data Science group. He finished his PhD at the Institute for Computer Graphics and Vision at Graz University of Technology in early 2011 and moved to Linz later that year. In 2012 he was a visiting researcher at the Center for Biomedical Informatics (CBMI) at Harvard Medical School. As part of a Fulbright scholarship for research and lecturing he was a visiting professor at the Visual Computing Group at Harvard Paulson School in 2014. Marc also teaches courses at the Imperial College Business School and Salzburg University of Applied Sciences.His scientific areas of interest include visualization, visual analytics, and biological data visualization, where he is particularly interested in the integrated analysis of large heterogeneous data. Together with his team he develops novel visual analysis tools for cancer research, drug discovery, and other biomedical applications. Most of his research is embedded in the open-source project Caleydo, where he is one of the project leaders and founding-members. Since 2016 he is a CEO of the JKU spin-off company datavisyn.Marc won Best Paper Awards at InfoVis'13, BioVis’12, InfoVis’11, GI’10 and Honorable Mention Awards at EuroVis'16, CHI'14, InfoVis'14 and EuroVis’12. He is a co-author of the Nature Methods Points of View column. In 2013 he co-edited the Special Issue on Visual Analytics in the IEEE Computer journal. Additionally, he actively contributes to the scientific community by serving on the organizing and program committee of several scientific events as well as by acting as a reviewer for high-quality journals and conferences. He was program chair of the IEEE Visualization in Data Science Symposium and papers and now general chair of BioVis, the Symposium on Biological Data Visualization. Created at: 3rd BiVi Annual Meeting (2017). Prof. Marc Streit Communication, Information visualisation 2017-05-15
BioJS

Dr Manuel Corpas discusses the BioJS Javascript component library at the 1st BiVi Annual Meeting in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting.

Scientific topics: Phylogenetics, Pathway or network

Keywords: Anatomy Physiology and Atlases, Genome, Molecular, Pathway, Phylogenetics

Resource type: Video

BioJS https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/biojs-6f4125d4-aca1-407d-b0c7-02345f3b3900 Dr Manuel Corpas discusses the BioJS Javascript component library at the 1st BiVi Annual Meeting in 2014. Created at: 1st BiVi Annual Meeting. Dr. Manuel Corpas Phylogenetics Pathway or network Anatomy Physiology and Atlases, Genome, Molecular, Pathway, Phylogenetics 2016-12-08
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  • BioVis@ISMB 2018

    6 - 10 July 2018

    BioVis@ISMB 2018 https://tess.elixir-europe.org/events/biovis-ismb-2018 BioVis will be a one-day Community of Special Interest (COSI) event at ISMB 2018 featuring keynote talks, paper and abstract presentations, and posters/demos. Date: July 9th 2018 Location: Chicago, USA http://biovis.net https://twitter.com/biovis_net We invite the submission of abstracts describing unpublished or recently published work related to biological data visualization. Submitters may choose to have their submission reviewed for: talk only, talk and poster, or poster only. If you select talk and poster and are unsuccessful for a talk your abstract will automatically be reviewed for a poster presentation. For detailed information including submission instructions please refer to the full CfP at http://biovis.net/2018/cfp_ismb Aims and Scope The rapidly expanding field of biology creates enormous challenges for data visualization techniques that enable researchers to gain insight from their large and highly complex data sets. BioVis @ ISMB is an interdisciplinary event covering all aspects of visualization in biology. Organized as a Community of Special Interest (COSI), BioVis @ ISMB brings together researchers from the visualization, bioinformatics, and biology communities with the purpose of educating, inspiring, and engaging visualization researchers in problems in biological data visualization as well as bioinformatics and biology researchers in state-of-the-art visualization research. Topics We invite contributions on all aspects of data visualization in biology, from molecular to cell, tissue, organism and population biology. Suggested topics for paper and poster submissions include, but are not limited to: Genome and sequence data, including genomic variation data Multivariate omics data (transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, etc.) Phylogenetic data Biological networks and pathways Biological ontologies Macromolecular structures (e.g., protein or RNA structures) Biological image data, such as microscopy data Integration of image and omics data for systems biology Modelling and simulation of biological systems Neurobiology and developmental biology Systems and software frameworks Biological workflows or collaborative processes Usability of visualization by biologists Biological atlases and metadata Processes for interdisciplinary collaboration between biology and visualization Submission Guidelines Authors are required to submit an abstract by April 5, 2018 through the ISMB Abstract Submission Site and must adhere to the submission guidelines outlined on that site. ISMB will also accept late posters abstracts beginning April 6, 2018. Important Dates Deadlines and Notifications for Abstracts (Talks and/or Posters) Submission Deadline:        April 5, 2018 Acceptance Notification:    April 26, 2018 Deadlines and Notifications for Late Posters Submission Deadline:        May 1, 2018 Acceptance Notification:    May 18, 2018   BioVis 2018 Abstract chairs Thomas Höllt, TU Delft, The Netherlands Michael Krone, University of Stuttgart, Germany   2018-07-06 09:00:00 UTC 2018-07-10 00:00:00 UTC [] [] [] workshops_and_courses [] []
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