home.social

#uniprot — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #uniprot, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. #UniGe Prof Leuba recounts the start of #UniProt with #Swiss-Prot in 1986 (where I work). How this is an example of making data understandable, and how quality is a work in progress. This is a requirement for all scientific fields. This is not a technical question: but of scientific quality and integrity. #UniGe has the duty to train the next generation of researchers to have these qualities.

  2. #UniGe Prof Leuba recounts the start of #UniProt with #Swiss-Prot in 1986 (where I work). How this is an example of making data understandable, and how quality is a work in progress. This is a requirement for all scientific fields. This is not a technical question: but of scientific quality and integrity. #UniGe has the duty to train the next generation of researchers to have these qualities.

  3. #UniGe Prof Leuba recounts the start of #UniProt with #Swiss-Prot in 1986 (where I work). How this is an example of making data understandable, and how quality is a work in progress. This is a requirement for all scientific fields. This is not a technical question: but of scientific quality and integrity. #UniGe has the duty to train the next generation of researchers to have these qualities.

  4. #UniGe Prof Leuba recounts the start of #UniProt with #Swiss-Prot in 1986 (where I work). How this is an example of making data understandable, and how quality is a work in progress. This is a requirement for all scientific fields. This is not a technical question: but of scientific quality and integrity. #UniGe has the duty to train the next generation of researchers to have these qualities.

  5. #UniGe Prof Leuba recounts the start of #UniProt with #Swiss-Prot in 1986 (where I work). How this is an example of making data understandable, and how quality is a work in progress. This is a requirement for all scientific fields. This is not a technical question: but of scientific quality and integrity. #UniGe has the duty to train the next generation of researchers to have these qualities.

  6. My colleagues replied "if the SPARQL query fails ask Jerven ;)" which you can do to! Use uniprot.org/contact where I or one of the other members of the UniProt team will be happy to help you get the most out of #UniProt :)

  7. My colleagues replied "if the SPARQL query fails ask Jerven ;)" which you can do to! Use uniprot.org/contact where I or one of the other members of the UniProt team will be happy to help you get the most out of #UniProt :)

  8. My colleagues replied "if the SPARQL query fails ask Jerven ;)" which you can do to! Use uniprot.org/contact where I or one of the other members of the UniProt team will be happy to help you get the most out of #UniProt :)

  9. My colleagues replied "if the SPARQL query fails ask Jerven ;)" which you can do to! Use uniprot.org/contact where I or one of the other members of the UniProt team will be happy to help you get the most out of #UniProt :)

  10. My colleagues replied "if the SPARQL query fails ask Jerven ;)" which you can do to! Use uniprot.org/contact where I or one of the other members of the UniProt team will be happy to help you get the most out of #UniProt :)

  11. Google-deepmind wrote some skills for using #UniProt and I really second the advice "If a complex search query fails, try to use SPARQL instead of giving up."

  12. Google-deepmind wrote some skills for using #UniProt and I really second the advice "If a complex search query fails, try to use SPARQL instead of giving up."

  13. Google-deepmind wrote some skills for using #UniProt and I really second the advice "If a complex search query fails, try to use SPARQL instead of giving up."

  14. Google-deepmind wrote some skills for using #UniProt and I really second the advice "If a complex search query fails, try to use SPARQL instead of giving up."

  15. Google-deepmind wrote some skills for using #UniProt and I really second the advice "If a complex search query fails, try to use SPARQL instead of giving up."

  16. To our government officials: Please invest our tax money in science, not in stupid wars.

    Let me explain... while Python is keeping busy my laptop doing number crunching, I thought I'd share with you part of process of updating GNU Health HIS genomic packages to the latest genes, symbols, human natural variants and their phenotypes / diseases for 2026. Quite a lot of work, for the betterment of the society, ad honorem.

    So again to all in @EUCommission, instead of putting millions of euros in weapons and in the macabre business of war, invest in science, education and healthcare. Thank you.

    #OpenScience #GNUHealth #GNU #bioinformatics #genomics #HUGO #UniProt #genetics #health #PublicHealth

  17. To our government officials: Please invest our tax money in science, not in stupid wars.

    Let me explain... while Python is keeping busy my laptop doing number crunching, I thought I'd share with you part of process of updating GNU Health HIS genomic packages to the latest genes, symbols, human natural variants and their phenotypes / diseases for 2026. Quite a lot of work, for the betterment of the society, ad honorem.

    So again to all in @EUCommission, instead of putting millions of euros in weapons and in the macabre business of war, invest in science, education and healthcare. Thank you.

    #OpenScience #GNUHealth #GNU #bioinformatics #genomics #HUGO #UniProt #genetics #health #PublicHealth

  18. To our government officials: Please invest our tax money in science, not in stupid wars.

    Let me explain... while Python is keeping busy my laptop doing number crunching, I thought I'd share with you part of process of updating GNU Health HIS genomic packages to the latest genes, symbols, human natural variants and their phenotypes / diseases for 2026. Quite a lot of work, for the betterment of the society, ad honorem.

    So again to all in @EUCommission, instead of putting millions of euros in weapons and in the macabre business of war, invest in science, education and healthcare. Thank you.

    #OpenScience #GNUHealth #GNU #bioinformatics #genomics #HUGO #UniProt #genetics #health #PublicHealth

  19. To our government officials: Please invest our tax money in science, not in stupid wars.

    Let me explain... while Python is keeping busy my laptop doing number crunching, I thought I'd share with you part of process of updating GNU Health HIS genomic packages to the latest genes, symbols, human natural variants and their phenotypes / diseases for 2026. Quite a lot of work, for the betterment of the society, ad honorem.

    So again to all in @EUCommission, instead of putting millions of euros in weapons and in the macabre business of war, invest in science, education and healthcare. Thank you.

    #OpenScience #GNUHealth #GNU #bioinformatics #genomics #HUGO #UniProt #genetics #health #PublicHealth

  20. To our government officials: Please invest our tax money in science, not in stupid wars.

    Let me explain... while Python is keeping busy my laptop doing number crunching, I thought I'd share with you part of process of updating GNU Health HIS genomic packages to the latest genes, symbols, human natural variants and their phenotypes / diseases for 2026. Quite a lot of work, for the betterment of the society, ad honorem.

    So again to all in @EUCommission, instead of putting millions of euros in weapons and in the macabre business of war, invest in science, education and healthcare. Thank you.

    #OpenScience #GNUHealth #GNU #bioinformatics #genomics #HUGO #UniProt #genetics #health #PublicHealth

  21. Love how consensus.rubalkhali.science/ links ecological data to the molecular world of #UniProt with some smarts and the power of federated #SPARQL

  22. Love how consensus.rubalkhali.science/ links ecological data to the molecular world of #UniProt with some smarts and the power of federated #SPARQL

  23. Love how consensus.rubalkhali.science/ links ecological data to the molecular world of #UniProt with some smarts and the power of federated #SPARQL

  24. Love how consensus.rubalkhali.science/ links ecological data to the molecular world of #UniProt with some smarts and the power of federated #SPARQL

  25. Love how consensus.rubalkhali.science/ links ecological data to the molecular world of #UniProt with some smarts and the power of federated #SPARQL

  26. @abrokenjester unfortunately is a changing measure. I still regret telling the @[email protected] that #UniProt will stay smaller tan 27 billion triples :( which is 1/10th of the current size.

  27. @abrokenjester unfortunately is a changing measure. I still regret telling the @[email protected] that #UniProt will stay smaller tan 27 billion triples :( which is 1/10th of the current size.

  28. @abrokenjester unfortunately is a changing measure. I still regret telling the @[email protected] that #UniProt will stay smaller tan 27 billion triples :( which is 1/10th of the current size.

  29. @abrokenjester unfortunately is a changing measure. I still regret telling the @[email protected] that #UniProt will stay smaller tan 27 billion triples :( which is 1/10th of the current size.

  30. @abrokenjester unfortunately is a changing measure. I still regret telling the @[email protected] that #UniProt will stay smaller tan 27 billion triples :( which is 1/10th of the current size.

  31. @harmonia_amanda the vast majority of #SPARQL experts are autodidact! Heck I learn more from the #uniprot sparql endpoint users with their user cases than from the language spec. The joy of seeing smart scientist play with the data is amazing

  32. @harmonia_amanda the vast majority of #SPARQL experts are autodidact! Heck I learn more from the #uniprot sparql endpoint users with their user cases than from the language spec. The joy of seeing smart scientist play with the data is amazing

  33. @harmonia_amanda the vast majority of #SPARQL experts are autodidact! Heck I learn more from the #uniprot sparql endpoint users with their user cases than from the language spec. The joy of seeing smart scientist play with the data is amazing

  34. @harmonia_amanda the vast majority of #SPARQL experts are autodidact! Heck I learn more from the #uniprot sparql endpoint users with their user cases than from the language spec. The joy of seeing smart scientist play with the data is amazing

  35. @harmonia_amanda the vast majority of #SPARQL experts are autodidact! Heck I learn more from the #uniprot sparql endpoint users with their user cases than from the language spec. The joy of seeing smart scientist play with the data is amazing

  36. #UniProt The largest open+free #knowledgegraph in the life sciences. I will be talking about the why and the use cases at #semantics2025 5th of September 2025. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

    2025-eu.semantics.cc/page/sess

  37. #UniProt The largest open+free #knowledgegraph in the life sciences. I will be talking about the why and the use cases at #semantics2025 5th of September 2025. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

    2025-eu.semantics.cc/page/sess

  38. #UniProt The largest open+free #knowledgegraph in the life sciences. I will be talking about the why and the use cases at #semantics2025 5th of September 2025. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

    2025-eu.semantics.cc/page/sess

  39. #UniProt The largest open+free #knowledgegraph in the life sciences. I will be talking about the why and the use cases at #semantics2025 5th of September 2025. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

    2025-eu.semantics.cc/page/sess

  40. #UniProt The largest open+free #knowledgegraph in the life sciences. I will be talking about the why and the use cases at #semantics2025 5th of September 2025. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

    2025-eu.semantics.cc/page/sess

  41. Interesting in his #ISMBECCB2025 keynote that Amos Bairoch described as the worst decision of his career: caving to USA pressure to switch from funding model of free to academics & non-profits to use #SwissProt / #UniProt (with no login barrier), but paid access to Industry - to a free-to-all model funded by an NIH grant.

    [I suspect industry lobbying at NIH there. One issue with grants is they are typically fixed term. Also, this would have been a very strong precedent for other DBs to follow - would have been more sustainable ecosystem?]

  42. Interesting in his #ISMBECCB2025 keynote that Amos Bairoch described as the worst decision of his career: caving to USA pressure to switch from funding model of free to academics & non-profits to use #SwissProt / #UniProt (with no login barrier), but paid access to Industry - to a free-to-all model funded by an NIH grant.

    [I suspect industry lobbying at NIH there. One issue with grants is they are typically fixed term. Also, this would have been a very strong precedent for other DBs to follow - would have been more sustainable ecosystem?]

  43. Interesting in his #ISMBECCB2025 keynote that Amos Bairoch described as the worst decision of his career: caving to USA pressure to switch from funding model of free to academics & non-profits to use #SwissProt / #UniProt (with no login barrier), but paid access to Industry - to a free-to-all model funded by an NIH grant.

    [I suspect industry lobbying at NIH there. One issue with grants is they are typically fixed term. Also, this would have been a very strong precedent for other DBs to follow - would have been more sustainable ecosystem?]

  44. Interesting in his #ISMBECCB2025 keynote that Amos Bairoch described as the worst decision of his career: caving to USA pressure to switch from funding model of free to academics & non-profits to use #SwissProt / #UniProt (with no login barrier), but paid access to Industry - to a free-to-all model funded by an NIH grant.

    [I suspect industry lobbying at NIH there. One issue with grants is they are typically fixed term. Also, this would have been a very strong precedent for other DBs to follow - would have been more sustainable ecosystem?]