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Enlighten Your Research Global Award: Virtual Machine Images for Life Science Research

Denver (USA) 18 November 2013 – One of the four prestigious "Enlighten Your Research Global" has been awarded to an idea developed by an ELIXIR working group for the sharing of virtual machines over research and education networks.

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MOLGENIS/compute at IWSG-2013

MOLGENIS/compute was presented at 5th International Workshop on Science Gateways, IWSG 2013, Zurich, Switzerland

Visual Analytics for Bio-Workflows at NBIC-2013

Towards visual analytics of bio-workflows presentation was given at the NBIC-2013 conference, Lunteren, Netherlands

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Visual Analytics for Bio-Workflows at BIOINFORMATICS-2013

"Visualization of bioinformatics workflows for ease of understanding and design activities" paper will be presented at the BIOSTEC-BIOINFORMATICS-2013 conference, on February 11th, 2013, Bercelona, Spain. [http://www.molgenis.org/raw-attachment/blog ...

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MOLGENIS/compute workshop at BioAssist meeting

MOLGENIS/compute workshop took place at the NBIC Bio Assist meeting, in Utrect, Oct.12, 2012

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George Byelas, Ph.D., PDEng.


Current Employment

I am the principal architect of ''MOLGENIS/compute'', the workflow management framework that enables data and computational management in a distributed execution environment. The system provides functionality to run analysis in heterogeneous computational clusters and grids, trace data, show how final results were created and how.

MOLGENIS/compute now is used in many international and national projects, such as:

Genome of the Netherlands, LifeLines, BBMRI and EU-Panacea.

The system is developed in collaboration with the Biobank Bio-Molecular Research (BBMRI-NL Leiden), Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre (NBIC, Nijmegen) and Life Science Grid (SARA, Amsterdam).


Research Interests

Visual Analytics and Information Visualization

Software Architecture

High-performance Computing


Previous Work and Publications

Ph.D. Thesis Visualization of Metrics and Areas of Interest on Software Architecture Diagrams

List of publications from the Computer Science Bibliography (DBLP) and alternative from Google Scholar

PDEng. Report WeaveC: An aspect weaver for C and Poster of WeaveC Project


Awards

The best paper award for article “Visualization of Areas of Interest in Software Architecture Diagrams” at the ACM symposium on Software visualization, Brighton, United Kingdom, 2006

Cover image on Proc. SOFTVIS 06

The bronze Achievement Award 2008 for Trust4All project from Information Technology for European Advancement 2 (ITEA 2)

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