Announcements
Caleydo 1.3 is released! Go to downloads to get it. The most important new features are:
- Added Mouse (Mus musculus) support
- Project save, restore support
- Hierarchical clustering visualizations and clustering improvements
- Support for several gene identifiers when importing data
- Pathways are now re-distributed with Caleydo - no more fetching is necessary
- New Radial Layout view for exploring cluster hierarchies
News and Activities
| Date | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 24-29.10.2010 | We are happy to announce, that our contribution to this year's IEEE InfoVis conference has been accepted. The paper title is Comparative Analysis of Multidimensional, Quantitative Data. The reference and the paper is available on our publications page. We have also published the accompaning video on YouTube. | Salt Lake City, UT, USA |
| 01-02.07.2010 | The Caleydo team will hold an invited talk at VCBM 2010 about the Caleydo project and present the poster: Does software engineering pay off for research? Lessons learned from the Caleydo project. | Leipzig, Germany |
| 01.06.2010 | The paper Visual Links across Applications, which received the best student paper award will be presented at Graphics Interface 2010. | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| 11.03.2010 | The Caleydo team will hold an invited talk at a Special VRVisForum at VRVis with the title Caleydo - Visualization for Bioinformatics. | Vienna, Austria |
| 02-05.03.2010 | The paper Caleydo: Design and Evaluation of a Visual
Analysis Framework for Gene Expression Data in its Biological Context will be presented at PacificVis 2010 |
Taipei, Taiwan |
| 02.02.2010 | Version 1.3 was released. You can download it for free. To see what is new refer to our changelog | Graz, Austria |
| 02.02.2010 |  Caleydo is now an authorized service provider for KEGG. This makes the tedious pathway-fetching obsolete. |
Graz, Austria |
| 11.10.2009 | The papers Design Considerations for Collaborative Information Workspaces in Multi-Display Environments and Towards Multi-User Multi-Level Interaction will be presented at the CoVIS held in conjunction with VisWeek 2009 | Atlantic City, NJ, USA |
You can find previous news and activities here.
Demonstration Video
Open Student Projects
| As Master's Project / Master's Thesis / Bachelor's Thesis | Visualizing
Clusters in Parallel Coordinates |
| As Master's Project / Master's Thesis | Extended
Cross Application Visual Links |
| As Bachelor's Thesis / Seminar Project | Creating a
System Checker |
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last updated on 2010-07-29