We at the AMNH have been adopting Geneious as well and after we recently purchased several copies, they donated licenses on our behalf to Diponegoro University in Indonesia, the International Centre of Insect Physiology in Kenya and the University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute, places which some of our postdocs have been collaborating. The press release that the company just released about this states that they have developed a general practice of providing discounts to researchers in low GDP countries to help promote bioinformatics around the world. Broader impacts included the box!
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
One More Reason to Love Geneious
We at the AMNH have been adopting Geneious as well and after we recently purchased several copies, they donated licenses on our behalf to Diponegoro University in Indonesia, the International Centre of Insect Physiology in Kenya and the University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute, places which some of our postdocs have been collaborating. The press release that the company just released about this states that they have developed a general practice of providing discounts to researchers in low GDP countries to help promote bioinformatics around the world. Broader impacts included the box!
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I've also heard that the makers of Geneious now have a plan to bailout the troubled US automakers and that the authors of Geneious and R will soon be combining forces to rid the world of hunger.
We were playing around with Genious too (for a class) and it seems quite nice. Nice to know they are saving the world too
How much you guys are making pimping Geneious?
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