The 2020 OpenMS Developer Meeting planned for March near Corinth, Greece was canceled because of the COVID situation. We will have a free virtual developer meeting in the week 3-7 August so please mark that date in your calendar.
We want to invite you to the next edition of our online Data and Code Clinic. This is a web-based video help desk for proteomics and metabolomics researchers. We want to help people with their first steps in the exciting and multifaceted field, to facilitate the (sometimes) steep learning curve, and help using advanced data [...]
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has awarded a grant to OpenMS for open source software projects essential to science. General information here and detailed information here.
Dear OpenMS users, we are proud to announce the release of OpenMS 2.5.0. Grab it here In the following you find all important changes to the previous version: General: support for RNA mass spectrometry TMT16plex support for IsobaricAnalyzer (see PR #4295) improved MsStats/MsStatsTMT output support (see PR #4181, #4207) extended MaxQuant-compatible mzXML support (via FileConverter) (see PR #4432, #4423) QualityControl [...]
OpenMS training events are supported by the German Network for Bioinformatics Infrastructure (de.NBI). You will find a list of upcoming OpenMS training events at https://www.denbi.de/training
Dear OpenMS users, we are proud to announce the release of OpenMS 2.4.0. Grab it here Notable changes since version 2.3 are: Dependencies: Switch to Qt 5 (>= 5.5) Documentation: New developer documentation to get started developing tools with OpenMS Library: Improved mass calculations for isotope distributions Moved tool code from the tool to the [...]
Dear friends and colleagues, we are happy to announce the 2nd CIBI User Meeting on 19. September (09:00) until 21. September 2018 (16:00) at Freie Universität Berlin, Steintor-Campus, Arnimallee 6, 14195 Berlin, Germany OpenMS, MetFrag, FIJI, and SeqAn are developed by members of the Center for Integrative Bioinformatics (CIBI) and partially funded as a project of the [...]
We are proud to announce release 2.3.0 of OpenMS. Get it now!
OpenMS 2.2 is a source-only release. It introduces a considerable number of new features and bug fixes. We recommend checking out the Release2.2.0 git tag (https://github.com/OpenMS/OpenMS/releases/tag/Release2.2.0). Alternatively, you can download the full source code at https://sourceforge.net/projects/open-ms/files/OpenMS/OpenMS-2.2. Notable changes since version 2.1 are: Databases: By default, decoy sequences are now denoted by the prefix "DECOY_" New tools: FeatureLinkerUnlabeledKD -- Fast [...]
Joint CIBI user meeting featuring: OpenMS + MetFrag: High-performance software for high-throughput proteomics and metabolomics and SeqAn: C++ library of efficient algorithms and data structures for the analysis of biological sequence data. Dear friends and colleagues, we are happy to announce the 10th CIBI User Meeting on 25. September (09:00) until 27. September 2017 (16:00) at Martin-Luther University, Steintor-Campus, Room SR7, Emil-Abderhalden-Straße, 06108 Halle, Germany Note: OpenMS, MetFrag, and SeqAn are developed by the Center for Integrative Bioinformatics (CIBI) and funded as a project of the german network for bioinformatic infrastructure (de.NBI). Thus, for the first time, the OpenMS user meeting is part of a larger CIBI user meeting. Participants may select if they want to participate in the OpenMS or SeqAn track. We also offer a dedicated track for users that want to develop computational tools with OpenMS and SeqAn as well as an introduction to MetFrag. During the meeting, we will present the capabilities of CIBI tools OpenMS, MetFrag and SeqAn, and discuss your needs and future directions in mass spectrometry and sequence analysis. This year’s meeting will include an optional OpenMS tutorial session on the first day (Monday, September 25) with the general conference starting on Tuesday, September 26. Traditionally, the schedule of our meetings is very flexible, allowing discussions and contributions from the participants. […]