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Bioinformatics and Drug Design Projects - Medwin Hospitals, Hyderabad

Bioinformatics & Drug Design Projects

Medwin Hospitals, a Multi Speciality Hospital with excellence in modern health care, having state of the art Infrastructure facilities, Ventures BioMed Informatics in the field of Chemi / Bioinformatics by keeping in view of the tremendous applications in improving the quality of the health care. We are the pioneers in research areas of Bioinformatics & Cheminformatics and had been extensively involved in the emerging technologies of Bioinformatics & Cheminformatics since the year of 2000.


Clinical Research & Clinical Data Management -CDM .. Medwin Hospitals, Hyderabad

Clinical Research & Clinical Data Management -CDM
(ICH -GCP Guidelines, Pharmacovigilance & CDM + Project)

Medwin Hospitals, a Multi Speciality Hospital with excellence in modern health care ventures BioMed Informatics in the field of Clinical Research by keeping in view of the tremendous applications in improving the quality of the health care.


SAS, Biostatistics & Project in Clinical Research - Medwin Hospitals, Hyderabad

SAS, Biostatistics & Project in Clinical Research

Medwin Hospitals, a Multi Speciality Hospital with excellence in modern health care ventures BioMed Informatics in the field of Clinical Research by keeping in view of the tremendous applications in improving the quality of the health care.


Trainings & Projects – Bioinformatics, Clinical Research, CDM and SAS : Medwin Hospitals, Hyderabad

Trainings & Projects – Bioinformatics, Clinical Research, CDM and SAS

BioMed Informatics, Medwin Hospitals a Multi Speciality Hospital with excellence in modern health care, having state of the art Infrastructure facilities is offering the Trainings & Projects in our Ongoing Research areas, since the year of 2000.

• Clinical Research & Clinical Data Management with Project
(ICH -GCP Guidelines, Pharmacovigilance & CDM + Project)
• Bioinformatics/Cheminformatics with Project
(Molecular Modeling & Computer Aided Drug Design)


Job Oriented Training - Clinical Research, CDM, SAS, Bioinformatics, Drug Design

Trainings & Projects – Bioinformatics, Clinical Research and SAS

BioMed Informatics, Medwin Hospitals a Multi Speciality Hospital with excellence in modern health care, having state of the art Infrastructure facilities is offering the Trainings & Projects in our Ongoing Research areas, since the year of 2000.

• Clinical Research & Clinical Data Management with Project
(ICH -GCP Guidelines, Pharmacovigilance & CDM + Project)
• Bioinformatics/Cheminformatics with Project
(Molecular Modeling & Computer Aided Drug Design)


Duncan Hull's blog has moved

If you're here looking for Duncan Hull's blog, it has moved to O'Really?. Nodalpoint lives on at nodalpoint.org.


Nodalpoint is now indexed by Google Scholar

Who's afraid of Google?Nodalpoint has been obviously indexed by Google for a long time now, but did you know it is also indexed and counted by Google Scholar too? See Mistaken Identity: Google thinks I'm Maurice Wilkins for details...


Drupal and PubMed

If you are interested in running a Drupal site with PubMed content you should check the screencast below. It explains how it can be done with existing Drupal modules. I'm working with a student from the University of Szeged on a PubMed module for Drupal. So in the future this should become a bit more straightforward ;)


python 2.6 will implement a new data format (named_tuple). Can it be of use for biopython?

Hi,
python 2.6 is going to implement a new kind of data (like lists, strings, etc..) called 'named_tuple'.
It is intended to be a better data format to be used when parsing record files and databases.

You can download the recipe from here (it should be included experimentally in python 2.6):
- http://code.activestate.com/recipes/500261/

Basically, you instantiate a named_tuple object with this syntax:

> Person = NamedTuple("Person name surname")

"Person" is a label for the named_tuple; the following fields, 'name' and 'surname'


Science blogging at the Royal Institution, London

sciblogNature Publishing Group are organising a workshop on science blogging, this Saturday 30th August 2008 at the Royal Institution of Great Britain in London. Why would you care? Because there are:

  1. Lots of interesting people...
  2. ...talking about a range of interesting subjects ...
  3. .. in a distinguished venue that has recently been refurbished. It is also home to the fantastic Christmas lectures and much more besides.

To cap it all, I think it will be great fun too. So if you're going, see you there. If you're not, it is never too late to publish your fantasy science funding entry. Much of the conference will be televised and blogged, making it available online too.


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