We are pleased to announce a new release of https://BRC-Analytics.org (v0.20.0). This release updates the number of included organisms to 1900+ with 5000+ assemblies, and over 400 assemblies getting gene track data mirrored from VEuPathDB.org. (1/3)
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BRC Analytics (https://brc-analytics.org) is your new destination for analysis of biological data related to pathogens. Building on the legacy of #VEuPathDb the platform will provide access and analysis capabilities for 785 eukaryotic pathogens, hosts, and vectors. The functionality will be developed and made available incrementally over the following months.
Of course, if you have organisms/assemblies you'd like to see added, or have suggestions about funtionality, let us know!
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Additionally, we've added a "Learn" section with several FAQs and HOWTOs along with a few white papers demonstrating the use of BRC-Analytics.org, one looking at evolutionary dynamics in measles and another using AI to standardize RNA-Seq analysis in C. auris. (2/3)
Join us this Friday for the monthly Tools for Tomorrow BRC webinar when Anton will demo analysis of C. auris data that identifies a novel adhesin that allows the fungus to colonize human skin. The call is on Friday, 12/12 at 10AM EDT. It will feature free analysis tools and workflows from https://brc-analytics.org and https://usegalaxy.org.
For more info, including a registration link, go to https://gxy.io/brc-webinar.
In case you missed it earlier this week, we released a white paper titled "From data to publication in a browser with BRC-Analytics: Evolutionary dynamics of coding overlaps in measles virus" (https://gxy.io/brc-measles-wp). This walks through the analysis of a public set of measles RNA-seq data, all done FOR FREE.
If you missed the inaugural all-BRC webinar last week, a video is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DtuD2YTCT30
Presenters introduced the three BRCs (BV-BRC, PDN and BRC-Analytics) in a tight 30 minutes.
We are pleased to announce a new release of https://BRC-Analytics.org (v0.16.0). This release updates the number of included organisms to 1400+ and a nearly 2000 assemblies (adding many bacteria and helminths), and some significant improvements to searching ENA and the workflow config UI.
Of course, if you have organisms/assemblies you'd like to see added, or have suggestions about funtionality, let us know!
Please join us for a new webinar series run by the NIAID-funded Bioinformatics Resource Centers. These monthly webinars will be held on the second Friday of the month at 14:00 UTC starting on October 10. The focus will be the BRCs' data driven platforms, portable computing resources and interoperability standards, all in the service of the infectious disease research community.
Register now: https://gxy.io/brc-webinar-reg
Join us for a three-day hands-on AI Codeathon uniting experts to tackle critical challenges in infectious disease research using artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs), sponsored by the NIAID BRCs.
Register: https://www.bv-brc.org/brc-niaid-ai-codeathon-2025
Register now for our upcoming Measles Bioinformatic Analysis Webinar. We hope to see you there!
Register here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/26e362e7-0d72-4c6a-9e86-0fd306368dfd@24d967f1-3ed8-4448-baa6-560ec572acb3
