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ExSPAnder won the Outstanding Paper Award at ISMB!

The paper "ExSPAnder: a universal repeat resolver for DNA fragment assembly" won the Outstanding Student Paper award at ISMB 2014! Congratulations to Andrey D. Prjibelski and Irina Vasilinetc.

The award is given to the undergraduate, Master’s or PhD student who presents the most thought-provoking or original paper at the Conference, as judged by the panel of experts.

ISMB 2014, the conference on computational biology took place in Boston at July 11–15, 2014. In addition to the paper, the Lab also presented a poster on SPAdes 3.0: "New Features in SPAdes Genome Assembler".

ExSPAnder won the Outstanding Paper Award at ISMB!

The paper "ExSPAnder: a universal repeat resolver for DNA fragment assembly" won the Outstanding Student Paper award at ISMB 2014! Congratulations to Andrey D. Prjibelski and Irina Vasilinetc.

The award is given to the undergraduate, Master’s or PhD student who presents the most thought-provoking or original paper at the Conference, as judged by the panel of experts.

ISMB 2014, the conference on computational biology took place in Boston at July 11–15, 2014. In addition to the paper, the Lab also presented a poster on SPAdes 3.0: "New Features in SPAdes Genome Assembler".

A paper on ExSPAnder—a universal repeat resolution algorithm in SPAdes—is out

The recent version of SPAdes assembler was introduced with a novel universal repeat resolution method – ExSPAnder. The algortihm works accurately in the case of both single and multiple libraries of read-pairs in both standard and single-cell assembly projects.

 

SPAdes 3.1 is out!

We just released SPAdes 3.1 with several improvements and bugfixes:
- Mate-pairs only assembly (for high-quality mate-pair libraries like Illumina NexteraMP)
- Unmapped BAM file support (like the ones produced from Torrent Server)
- Improved IonTorrent pipeline
- Fixed dipSPAdes bugs and user interface
- Better assemblies with mate-pair libraries
- Improved performance of repeat resolution module
Download new version at http://bioinf.spbau.ru/en/spades

SPAdes on BaseSpace: one-click assembly on cloud

Illumina announced SPAdes realease in their cloud-computing environment BaseSpace.

http://blog.basespace.illumina.com/2014/05/07/push-button-de-novo-assembly-with-the-spades-assembler-3-0

BaseSpace is the first cloud environment directly integrated into Illumina industry-leading sequencing platform. It allows sequencing labs easily and securely analyze, archive, and share sequencing data.

Now SPAdes assembler is integrated into the platform and can be used as a one-button solution for de novo assembly of small genomes. The output includes assembly quality statistics provided by QUAST.
 

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Max Alekseyev

Associate Director for Genomics

 

Alexander Kulikov

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Sergey Nikolenko

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Alexander Sirotkin

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Mikhail Dvorkin

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Sonya Alexandrova

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Alexey Pyshkin

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Yakov Sirotkin

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Valery Lesin

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Andrey Balandin

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Irina Vasilinets

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