The OpenMS team has won a 2022 Google Season of Docs grant to update the OpenMS documentation. Combined with money from the University of Tübingen, a team of three technical writers will review and rewrite OpenMS documentation. The 2022 team consists of Rahul Agrawal, Christina Kumar and Tapasweni Pathak.
The OpenMS developer meeting brings bioinformaticians working in computational mass spectrometry together to shape the future development of OpenMS. It is targeted to core developers, new developers, and potential future contributors. Short talks, developer tutorials, and code sprints will be intertwined. Participants will have the opportunity to design custom tools and workflows together with instructors. [...]
We are proud to announce release 2.7.0 of OpenMS. Get it now!
The OpenMS team has won a 2021 Google Season of Docs grant to update the OpenMS documentation. From 1 June until 30 September 2021, technical writer Rahul Agrawal will review and rewrite OpenMS documentation, with a focus on pyOpenMS.
The OpenMS developer meeting brings bioinformaticians working in computational mass spectrometry together to shape the future development of OpenMS. It is targeted to core developers, new developers, and potential future contributors. Short talks, developer tutorials, and code sprints will be intertwined. Participants will have the opportunity to design custom tools and workflows together with instructors. [...]
We are proud to announce release 2.6.0 of OpenMS. Get it now!
Dear developers, it's this time of the year again. Helping out open-source software gets even more rewarding. Sign up online with your GitHub profile Clone OpenMS git clone https://github.com/OpenMS/OpenMS Build OpenMS Do 4 pull requests and get them accepted during October. See a list of easy issues to tackle here. Get a free T-shirt and [...]
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.