Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre

The Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre (NBIC), active since 2003, is a collaborative institute of the bioinformatics groups in the Netherlands. Together, these groups perform cutting-edge research, develop novel tools and support platforms, create an e-science infrastructure and educate the next generations of bioinformaticians.

BioRange (Research)

Cutting edge bioinformatics research for progress in life sciences.
The NBIC Research programme BioRange is where biology, mathematics and computer science come together in a collection of research projects that address biological questions through the development of new methods, software and databases.

BioAssist (Support)

Community-based bioinformatics support in an e-bioscience environment.
Biologist and (bio)informaticians work together in the NBIC Support programme BioAssist on the development and maintenance of various support platforms. The focus is on sharing and re-using databases, tools and facilities. NBIC has access to the advanced Dutch e-science research infrastructure.

BioWise (Education)

Educating current and next generations of bioinformaticians
NBIC's Education programme BioWise offers bioinformatics courses for all levels. From introductory practicals for high school pupils to advanced courses for PhD students through the NBIC PhD School.

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Highlights

ECCB10 - European Conference on Computational Biology

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ECCB10 - European Conference on Computational Biology

ECCB10 is the key European computational biology event in 2010 uniting scientists working in a broad rang...

New Scientific Management at NBIC

New Scientific Management at NBIC

Nijmegen, The Netherlands, June 28, 2010 The Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre (NBIC) presents its new s...

First Announcement “Connecting Biobanks”

First Announcement “Connecting Biobanks”

Amsterdam, November 22, 2010

NBIC users test HPC Cloud

NBIC users test HPC Cloud

Following a successful pilot end of 2009, the beta-test phase of the HPC Cloud developed by SARA as part ...

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