Tag Archives: visualization tools

Public health’s wicked problems: Can InfoVis save lives?

Posted on August 21, 2013 by cshannon

From the CDC’s Office of Infectious Diseases:  Call for submissions     Public health is charged with assessing current and emerging health threats and issues, developing effective population-based policies and interventions to address these problems, and monitoring delivery and outcomes … Continue reading →

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Workshop: Gene set enrichment & mapping tools

Posted on November 29, 2012 by cshannon

Do you work with large gene sets? Are you looking for a gene set enrichment testing tool? Are you looking for a tool to help you explore and visualize relationships between gene sets?  If so, come to this workshop on ConceptGen … Continue reading →

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Bioinformatics workshop on January 12, 2012

Posted on January 9, 2012 by cshannon

The Taubman Health Sciences Library’s bioinformationist, Marci Brandenburg, will be presenting “Visualizing Protein and Metabolite Interaction Networks with Cytoscape/MetScape” at a workshop to be held in the Biomedical Science Research Building Rooms A,B, and C on Thursday, January 12.  This … Continue reading →

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Visualizing antibiotic resistance

Posted on September 22, 2011 by cshannon

The Wall Street Journal‘s Health Blog reports on Resistance Map, a new way to visualize the problem of antibiotic resistance in the US and around the world.  Created by Extending the Cure, an antibiotic-resistance policy effort that is part of the … Continue reading →

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