Many projects in computational biology lead to the creation of a small application program or
collection of scripts that can be of use to other scientists. A natural progression is to make …

We have conducted a study on the long-term availability of bioinformatics Web services: an
observation of 927 Web services published in the annual Nucleic Acids Research Web …

This review looks at internet archives, repositories and lists for obtaining popular and useful
biology and bioinformatics software. Resources include collections of free software, services …

Abstract The Bioinformatics Links Directory, http://bioinformatics. ca/links_directory, is an
actively maintained compilation of servers published in this and previous issues of Nucleic …

Abstract The use of Web Services to enable programmatic access to on-line bioinformatics is
becoming increasingly important in the Life Sciences. However, their number, distribution …

Innovation in computational biology research is predicated on the availability of published
methods and computational resources. These resources facilitate the generation of new …

Information sources in the biological sci ences have grown far beyond journals and books.
Sequencing projects and new molecu lar biology tools are creating vast amounts of new …

The past few years have witnessed dramatic changes in the ways information is provided on
the Internet. The Internet has gone from an environment where access to information was …

Web services provide a standard way of publishing applications and data sources over the
internet, enabling mass dissemination of knowledge. In the life sciences, the web-service …

Abstract The World Wide Web is currently the major networking resource for biologists. It has
passed Gopher and simple electronic mail (email) servers in popularity. In the 1990s, the …