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At BioBam, our mission is clear: Make Bioinformatics Easy! In this sense, we aim to provide scientists with robust tools to transform complex biological data into meaningful insights. As the scientific landscape evolves, we are thrilled to share how we are integrating Artificial Intelligence into OmicsBox, ensuring our users always work with a powerful, up-to-date tool that reflects the latest

We are happy to introduce OmicsBox CloudSync, the asynchronous execution model that powers a growing number of tools in OmicsBox. With CloudSync, a demanding bioinformatics analysis can be launched from the desktop, continue running in the cloud after OmicsBox is closed, and deliver its results directly to Cloud Files when it finishes. CloudSync is already available in OmcisBox 4.0 for

We are happy to announce OmicsBox Web, a new browser-based companion to BioBam’s OmicsBox platform. OmicsBox Web is available at https://omicsbox.biobam.com and uses the same OmicsBox account credentials, so analysis jobs launched via OmicsBox, input data and results as well as account settings are now reachable from any device with a web browser. OmicsBox Web is designed to complement the

  At PAG33, we had the opportunity to participate once again in one of the most important international meetings for Plant and Animal Genomics. In addition to our exhibition booth, this year we were pleased to organize an industry workshop focused on practical non-code bioinformatics workflows using OmicsBox. The session brought together both methodological overviews and real research applications, and

BioBam returns to San Diegeo for another year. After many editions participating in The Plant & Animal Genome Conference (PAG), we are excited to host our own Industry Workshop for the first time. This special session will bring together our team and invited experts will walk through end-to-end workflows for functional analysis, transcriptomics, genetic variation, and long-read data, all without

  Our team member and PhD student Fabian Jetzinger recently contributed to the organization of the LongTREC summer school, held at the Earlham Institute in Norwich, UK. The 4-day course, organized by the MSCA doctoral network LongTREC welcomed 27 participants from across Europe for an intensive introduction to bioinformatic analyses of long-read transcriptomics data. A diverse range of complex topics

  At BioBam we are proud to see OmicsBox supporting scientific research. It is always rewarding to witness our users making significant advances in their respective fields and publishing their findings in esteemed journals such as Nature Scientific Data. These publications reinforce OmicsBox’s role as a valuable tool in bioinformatics, helping researchers analyze complex datasets with precision and efficiency. A