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Danish HQ moves to landmark building in Aarhus
We’ve finally moved On April 29, we moved into our new HQ in downtown Aarhus, Denmark. It’s the third location for CLC bio in Aarhus since starting out . . .
Our software is made for biologists by biologists, so it’s easy to analyze, visualize, and compare DNA, RNA, and Protein data, as well as run advanced workflows with large and complicated datasets.
We’ve finally moved On April 29, we moved into our new HQ in downtown Aarhus, Denmark. It’s the third location for CLC bio in Aarhus since starting out . . .
We welcome you to join our seminar on NGS data analysis and visualization at the ESHG conference on Monday June 10, 2012, from 11.40-13.10 hrs.
: The support team at @CLCbio has indirectly learned it is grant writing season..boy are we busy!!
Today CLC bio released CLC Microbial Genome Finishing Module, an add-on module to CLC Genomics Workbench, which has been developed to help finish the assembly of small genomes.
Assisted by Poul Liboriussen, System Developer at CLC bio, a team of researchers headed by Christopher M. Seabury used our de novo assembly algorithm for a project providing the draft . . .
: Did I remember to tell you guys that I am starting at #CLCbio in a months time? Ending glorius academic career, Returning to Doing design :)
On May 1st, CLC bio moved their Danish headquarters to Prismet – a local landmark highrise office building in Aarhus.
: 6 Things to Consider Before Your Next-Gen #Sequencing Project http://t.co/fDWFpI6O @BlueSEQ
Molegro Virtual Docker 6.0 has been released and now comes with all the data modelling power from the Molegro Data Modelling package directly integrated A lot of powerful data . . .
IBM and CLC bio announces a combined turnkey genomics sequencing analytics solution. It’s a scalable end-to-end solution that integrates a computing cluster build on advanced hardware and software.
PLoS ONE 8(5): e62415. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0062415 (2013)