Scripps Team Demonstrates Feasibility of Unearthing Gene-Disease Links via Bio-Wiki Mashups
Dave Clements
Henning Stehr
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Mike Cariaso
to save the rest of us the effort
Aside, I'm leaving the Netherlands, going to Berlin for the SMW conf, ...
and then wandering the globe for a few months. If anyone is interested
in playing host for a few days, I might wander your direction.
http://cariaso.livejournal.com/42440.html
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Mike Cariaso
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Benjamin Good
Mike Cariaso
etc that doesn't meet the definition of publishable. Surely there is
info there I can use to further curate SNPedia with my own bots. In
particular there was another image from the same conference, a
circulos I believe. I'd love to crank one of those out on SNPedia just
to see the purty colors.
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Benjamin Good
Dave Clements
I forgot about the "premium subscription" part. Thanks for finding the article through other means. :-)
As an FYI, GenomeWeb does not require you to pay to access content if you create a login using an email address that ends in .edu. My .org or gmail.com address would not do the trick. I don't know how they work with educational domains outside the States.
Dave C.
Henning Stehr
I didn't know about the premium access for .edu emails. Thanks for
that information. I just sent an email to GenomeWeb to ask about their
policy for researchers at non-US institutes.
Henning
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 6:26 AM, Dave Clements
Sujai
I can confirm that genomeweb access works for @ed.ac.uk logins
Of course - asking them for an official policy is better :-)
- Sujai
On Aug 10, 8:15 am, Henning Stehr <st...@molgen.mpg.de> wrote:
> Hi Dave,
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> I didn't know about the premium access for .edu emails. Thanks for
> that information. I just sent an email to GenomeWeb to ask about their
> policy for researchers at non-US institutes.
>
> Henning
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> On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 6:26 AM, Dave Clements
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> <cleme...@galaxyproject.org> wrote:
> > Hi Mike, Henning,
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> > I forgot about the "premium subscription" part. Thanks for finding the
> > article through other means. :-)
>
> > As an FYI, GenomeWeb does not require you to pay to access content if you
> > create a login using an email address that ends in .edu. My .org or
> > gmail.com address would not do the trick. I don't know how they work with
> > educational domains outside the States.
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> > Dave C.
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> >> didn't know about that trick for genomeweb, thanks Henning.
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> >> to save the rest of us the effort
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> >> Aside, I'm leaving the Netherlands, going to Berlin for the SMW conf, ...
> >> and then wandering the globe for a few months. If anyone is interested
> >> in playing host for a few days, I might wander your direction.
> >>http://cariaso.livejournal.com/42440.html
>
> >> On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Henning Stehr <st...@molgen.mpg.de>
> >> wrote:
> >> > Full-text access for premium subscribers only :( But Google cache to
> >> > the rescue...
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> >> > On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 2:03 AM, Dave Clements
> >> > <cleme...@galaxyproject.org> wrote:
> >> >> An article on GenomeWeb:
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Henning Stehr
They upgraded my account to premium but they didn't answer my question
about their general policy. So, at the moment, if you want premium
access (and don't have a .edu or .ac.uk email), you'll have to ask.
Maybe if enough people ask, they will bother to make this more
systematic...
Dave Clements
I just got this from Bernadette Toner at GenomeWeb. They seem to really want academics/non-profits to have free access.
Dave C.
Subject: RE: [BioWiki] Scripps Team Demonstrates Feasibility of Unearthing Gene-Disease Links via Bio-Wiki Mashups
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From: Bernadette Toner <bto...@genomeweb.com>
Date: Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 10:46 AM
To: clem...@galaxyproject.org
Hi Dave -
Saw this thread on the BioWiki list and don't want to butt in, but for the record any academic or non-profit researcher has free access to all content on GenomeWeb as long as they register and log in with their work e-mail address.
It would be great if you could pass the word along.
Thanks!
- Bernadette
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