Caleydo Project
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 Version 1.3.2 Beta Version 2.0 Developer Preview |
News and Activities
| Date | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 22.5.2012 | Today we make the developer preview of Caleydo 2.0 including the StraomeX
visualization technique for cancer subtype analysis available for public download. With this release we will also make Caleydo open source under the GPL v3.0 license. |
Graz/Linz, Austria |
| 24.3.2012 | We are happy to announce that our paper StratomeX:
Visual Analysis of Large-Scale Heterogeneous Genomics Data for Cancer Subtype
Characterization was accepted at EuroVis 2012 in Vienna. Visit the Stratomex website to learn more. |
Vienna, Austria |
| 8.3.2012 | Nils Gehlenborg
will present a poster on StratomeX, our new tool for cancer subtype characterization at
VIZBI 2012.
Check out the StratomeX project here.
|
Heidelberg, Germany |
| 17.11.2011 | Nils
Gehlenborg will give a talk and present a poster at The Cancer
Genome Atlas' 1st Annual Scientific Symposium. He will present first steps of a new
ongoing project of which the goal is to support subtype characterization through
integrative visualization of cancer genomics data sets. This is a significant new direction for the Caleydo project and will be part of future releases, you can get a preview of the upcoming technology here. |
National Harbor, Maryland |
| 1.11.2011 | The Johannes Kepler
University Linz joins Caleydo as a new partner. Marc Streit recently moved to Linz
where he will continue his work on the project. |
Linz, Austria |
| 12.08.2011 | Alexander Lex will give a talk on Caleydo at the Center for Biomedical Informatics at Harvard
Medical School. |
Boston, Massachusetts |
| 07.2011 | Two Caleydo-related papers have been accepted at this
year's IEEE InfoVis. The first proposes a method to address inhomogeneous data sets
through a divide and conquer approach. The data set is divided into homogeneous
sub-parts which are individually visualized using different visualization techniques.
The title is "VisBricks: Multiform Visualization of Large, Inhomogeneous Data". The second paper ("Context-Preserving Visual Links") explores how visual links can be routed to preserve as much context as possible. | Providence, Rhode Island |
You can find previous news and activities here.
Open Student Projects
We are always looking for new students. Below are some project ideas, but if you are interested in Information Visualization, just contact us and we will likely find a suitable project.
| As Master's Project / Master's Thesis / Bachelor's Thesis / Seminar Project | Visualizing
Clusters in Parallel Coordinates |
| As Bachelor's Thesis / Seminar Project | Creating a
System Checker |
