RCR Newsletter Archive

• August 2000
  
  
• November 1999
  • The Medical Center Installs a Network Firewall
  • PILEUP web interface
  • Tirza Doniger joins the RCR
  • Bioinformatics Training Resource
  • Y2K Website for NYU School of Medicine
  • PIR Database is Expanded
  • Only You can Stop Viruses
  
  
• November 1998
  • The RCR puts FASTA 3 on the Web
  • The RCR gets Windows site licenses for OMIGA and Sequencher
  • Hoaxes, viruses and chain letters
  • An iMac for the Lab?
  • Y2K just won't go away
  
  
• May 1998
  • Searching for similarity to ESTs
  • RCR Installs Pearson's FASTA 3.0
  • News from Academic Computing
  • Computer Security
  • RCR Upgrades to CLUSTAL W 1.7
  
  
• December 1997
  • 1998 "Using Computers" course reminder
  • Evaluate New Software
  • GCG Version 9.1 and Beyond
  • RCR Account Renewal
  • E-mail troubleshooting
  • BLAST Gets Better
  • GeneWorks is Discontinued >li> Year 2000 Update
  
  
• October 1997
  • Free Medline Searches on the Web
  • Academic Computing Group Formed
  • Course Update: Using Computers for Molecular Biology
  • TREMBL: new protein database
  • Year 2000: Issues for RCR Researchers
  • Beware of MS Word Macro viruses
  • GenBank passes the One Billion base mark
  
  
• January 1997
  • New Software Available from the RCR
  • New RCR service: DBWatcher provides automatic database searches
  • Reorganization and Upgrades
  • RCR Web site update
  • Better RCR e-mail security with APOP
  • GCG V9: The Next Generation
  • Join the RCR: Get more computing power for your money!
  
  
• August 1996
  • GCG v.9 Offers New Graphical Interface
  • Use the RCR Web Site as your WWW Homepage for Bioinformatics
  • Introducing the New RCR Molecular Biology Consultant
  • Course Update: Using Computers in Molecular Biology
  • Check RCR Newsgroup for Key Updates
  • Other RCR Services