Atlas of Living Australia using BioloMICS
11.03.11 News
Atlas of Living Australia will use BioloMICS for the management of all Australian Collections of Microorganisms.

The Atlas of Living Australia is working with members of CHACM, the Council of Heads of Australian Collections of Microorganisms, to establish AMRiN, a data hub to share information about the strains and cultures they hold.

ALA will also be supporting the introduction of BioloMICS software to assist those working with collections of microorganisms.

Implementation of BioloMICS will mean not only providing software, but working with each organisation to help migrate existing data, setting up the means to share that data through ALA and AMRiN, training of personnel, and ensuring adequate technical support.

Nathalie van de Wiele, a microbiologist and BioloMICS specialist from Utrecht, Netherlands, will be assisting collections in Australia with training and working with the software.

More information at http://www.ala.org.au/about/program-of-projects/biolomics/
CDC using BioloMICS
06.11.10 News
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta has acquired the new version of BioloMICS to manage their fungal collections and research
Q-Bank Launched
06.11.10 News
Q-Bank website was launched in June 2010 using the BioloMICS software
ABInBev news
06.11.10 News
ABInBev, the largest brewer in the world to use BioloMICS for its microbial databases and analyzes.
Institut Pasteur news
06.11.10 News
Institut Pasteur in Paris now using BioloMICS for the management of fungal databases
HPA and NCTC news
06.11.10 News
Health Protection Agency (UK) using BioloMICS for the management of their fungal (Bristol branch) and Bacterial (NCTC, London branch) databases.

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That’s a very good question. Several answers are possible:

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3. Web site hosting companies in your country could do the job as well.

It’s really a choice that must be discussed within your group, the curators/lab managers. The easiest solution for you could be to host all your databases and websites on BioAware's Servers and use our hosting facilies and services.

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