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Welcome!
June 2005: This Page is no longer updated. We have now a new hompage offering many services and up to date information.
Please visit our new page:
New CBRG homepage
This server offers many free and helpful services
and tools for Computational Biologists,
Biochemists, and Molecular Evolutionists. Students
will also find links here for course related material and
information.
( This site last updated,
September 15, 2002
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Services Offered:
The CBRG offers a wide range of biological computing
services to the public including:
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Darwin: Data
Analysis and Retrieval With Indexed
Nucleotide/peptide sequences. DARWIN is our
main tool for analysis. It is an interpreted programming
language for computational biochemistry and is offered
free.
- What is DARWIN? What does DARWIN
offer?
- How can I get DARWIN?
- DARWIN basic support on information
(mailing list, listserv/news group, FAQ, online manual,
tutorial, etc.)
Process Support System for Molecular Sequence
Analysis.
BioOpera
is a joint project between the
Information and Communication Systems and the
CBRG. Our goal is to improve and automatize
large scale analysis of genetic data sets.
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Research related
links
- Current research
- Past research
- Related research
- Java Applets
- Links
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Students and Courses
The CBRG offers several courses to students of the
ETH
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Group
Members and Interests
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Find out CBRG and CBRG related news
about new offerings (e.g. SwissProt AllvsAll), DARWIN,
publications, classes, lectures, etc.
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CBRG Contact
info
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A bibliography
of research by the CBRG.
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