Two SIB Resources for structural biology, SWISS-MODEL and ModelArchive were recently recognized at the European level by @elixir_europe.
In this interview with Gerardo Tauriello, Team Lead Software development in the group of @TorstenSchwede find out:
- what these resources are key for,
- examples of application, from #ebola to disease-causing variants,
- what paved the way for this success.

Link here: https://www.sib.swiss/news/european-recognition-for-swiss-model-and-modelarchive-an-interview?mtm_campaign=mastodon&mtm_source=social&mtm_medium=organic

✨ @SWISS_MODEL has a fresh new logo!

It evokes four globular chains of interacting proteins, as #SWISS-MODEL allows to model protein complexes in 3D. Discover this leading #ProteinStructure homology-modelling platform, one of the 14 leading Open Science bioinformatics resources developed by our teams to serve millions of scientists.

SIB provides support to enhance brand visibility of its resources alongside UX, data protection...

👉 Read more: https://www.sib.swiss/services/open-software-and-databases

#ProteinModeling

We are pleased to announce more SIB Resources recognized as crucial for the international community by the 🌍 Global Biodata Coalition and ELIXIR 🇪🇺.

🌟 Congratulations to SIB’s teams behind @SWISS_MODEL, ModelArchive, @bgeedb, and @cellosaurus.🌟

This is testament to our commitment to providing high-quality resources for the global life sciences community.

Find out more about how we do this: http://tinyurl.com/3yccpb6k

#geneexpression #celllines #proteomics #proteins #OpenScience

Happy to announce that SWISS-MODEL and ModelArchive have been added by @elixir_europe to its lists of Core Data Resources (#ELIXIRCDRs) and ELIXIR Deposition Databases respectively.
Find out more at https://elixir-europe.org/news/resource-announcement-2023

Check out the latest addition to the SWISS-MODEL workspace: lDDT, QS-Score, oligo-GDTTS, RMSD and DockQ are made available with the Structure Assessment service. Find out more at https://swissmodel.expasy.org/docs/blog#referenceAssess