Bridging the Gap in Bioinformatics

Across the world, organizations are seeking a common base for the transfer of data, information and knowledge. Biomatters provides this common base through its technology and partnership programs with world-leading biotech and computing companies and organizations.Biomatters is proud to collaborate with Universities around the globe on research projects. Whether it is providing the technological framework for mapping the entire ecosystem of Moorea, Tahiti with UC Berkeley and the Smithsonian Institute, or developing new algorithms for bacterial metagenomics with the University of Queensland, Biomatters' is at the forefront of global investigative research. Biomatters works with world leaders in the scientific and academic world, across 45 countries.

Partners

Biomatters actively works with global leaders such as hardware and software partners to ensure our clients achieve the highest quality performance and service from our suite of services. We welcome the opportunity to work with technology providers for the betterment of scientific research.

Time Logic Corp.

Time Logic are recognized world-leaders in acceleration hardware technology. Biomatters has created the Geneious Pro – Time Logic 'DeCypher' plugin to give users the ability to visualize and organize sequence data in a fraction of the time over using conventional technology. Now users can run batch searches on a Time Logic DeCypher server using the integrated, elegant, and easy-to-use graphical interface provided by Geneious Pro. Geneious even downloads the search results automatically! See www.timelogic.com

Bioinformatics Institute of New Zealand

The Bioinformatics Institute New Zealand, at the University of Auckland, and Biomatters have created ‘Version 2' of Geneious software for grid computing on BeSTGRID. BeSTGRID is short for Broadband enabled Science and Technology Grid running on the Kiwi Advanced Research & Education Network (KAREN). BeSTGRID and KAREN provide high-speed, high-capacity internet connectivity to New Zealand academics, researchers and educators. All applications developed under the project will be open source and freely available to researchers in New Zealand. Geneious is capable of running on virtual computing clusters as well as supercomputers. See www.bestgrid.org and www.karen.net.nz for more information.