January publications
Take a tour of SIB members' latest peer-reviewed articles and conference proceedings
Meet the past SIB Awards Laureates – Rajesh Ramaswamy
In 2019, the SIB Bioinformatics Awards will be presented for the 10th time, providing a great occasion to reach out to past laureates and ask them where they are now in their career. In this interview, we met with Rajesh Ramaswamy, recipient of the 2010 SIB Best Swiss Bioinformatics Graduate Paper Award.
A cancer-associated mutation modifies the activity of entire chromatin domains
A study led by the EPFL team of Elisa Oricchio and the SIB team of Giovanni Ciriello (University of Lausanne) shows how a mutated gene can affect the three-dimensional interactions of genes in the cell, leading to various forms of cancer.
Meet the past SIB Awards Laureates – Aitana Lebrand
In 2019, the SIB Bioinformatics Awards will be presented for the 10th time, providing a great occasion to reach out to past laureates and ask them where they are now in their career. In this interview, we met with Aitana Lebrand, recipient of the 2010 SIB Early Career Bioinformatician Award.
SIB takes part in a cloud system to facilitate transcontinental human data exchange
The CINECA project, led by EMBL-EBI, aims to unite more than a million human data sets from across Africa, Canada and Europe. SIB is among the initiative’s 18 partner organisations...
Meet the past SIB Awards Laureates – Lukas Burger
In 2019, the SIB Bioinformatics Awards will be presented for the 10th time, providing a great occasion to reach out to past laureates and ask them where they are now in their career. In this interview, we met with Lukas Burger, recipient of the 2009 SIB Early Career Bioinformatician Award.
Meet the past SIB Awards Laureates – Julien Roux
In 2019, the SIB Bioinformatics Awards will be presented for the 10th time, providing a great occasion to reach out to past laureates and ask them where they are now in their career. In this interview, we met with Julien Roux, recipient of the 2009 SIB Best Swiss Bioinformatics Graduate Paper Award.
Latest Protein Spotlight: Silent walls
Though it may seem a paradox, life is riddled with barriers. This is because it is sometimes necessary to create dead ends to keep things at a healthy distance. Obstructions of this kind exist at all levels of living matter...