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14 April 2008

Bio-Twitters, Unite !

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If your a scientist, a bioinformatician, etc... join the scientific community of the biotwitters on http://twitter.com . Follow @biotecher ...
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04 April 2008

BerkeleyDB and Hapmap: My notebook.

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I'm currently trying to find the best way to store some genotypes. For example I need to store 278.766.958 illumina genotypes (marker,i...
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03 April 2008

Study Collaborators Included in PubMed

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Via NLM Technical Bulletin : As of November 2007, there were over 57,000 occurrences of group (corporate) authors in MEDLINE/PubMed with ove...
17 March 2008

xul4wikipedia

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I've added a few more individuals in my History Of Science and I've also tried to generate an iCal version of this dataset to disp...
16 March 2008

pubmed xml references to wikipedia ref

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I wrote a simple xsl stylesheet which transform the XML output from pubmed to a wikipedia <ref> . The xsl fle is available here: htt...
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10 March 2008

Custom Search Engine For Bioinformatics

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Mostly because I need this every time, I wrote a few "Custom Search" engines for dbSNP, Hapmap and the ICSC Genome Browser. Those ...
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19 February 2008

Freebase Wikipedia Extraction (WEX)

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Via the Freebase blog . The Freebase Wikipedia Extraction (WEX) http://download.freebase.com/wex/ is a processed dump of the English langua...
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14 February 2008

Freebase and the History of Sciences

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( feed readers, this post is better displayed on the web site ) I've been looking for a way to get a structured description of the biogr...
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02 February 2008

Creating a XUL extension for Mozilla/Firefox: my notebook.

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(RSS readers, this file is better displayed on my blog) Here is my notebook on how to create an extension for firefox. The following example...
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24 January 2008

Scrollable HTML table

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A CSS tip I learned today: you can get a scrollable HTML table by using overflow in the associated CSS stylesheet. <table style=' wi...
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Pierre Lindenbaum
PhD virology, bioinformatics, genetics, science, geek, java, C++
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