Credits

The IGB team - UNC Charlotte

Hiral Vora - Lead Developer

Alyssa Gulledge - Testing, Outreach, and Documentation

Katy Kubiak - Testing, Documentation, and Programming

David Norris - Programming

Anuj Puram - Testing and Programming

Zhong (Nick) Ren - Programming

Aaron White - Screencast narration

Ann Loraine - Project Management

IGB Collaborators

David Nix, Huntsman Cancer Institute - DAS/2 servlet and Useq developer

Ron Shigeta - NetAffx manager and Affymetrix liaison

Ido Tamir, Research Institute of Molecular Pathology - Developer

Michael Lawrence, Lance Frohman - Genentech

IGB Alumni - UNC Charlotte

John Nicol - Lead Developer

Steven Blanchard - Developer and Systems Administration

Nate Watson - Data wrangling

Lokeshvar Iyanar - Test Automation Engineer

Ehsan Tabari - Developer

Kristen Sagliani - Intern, Data wrangling

Roshonda Barner - Intern, Data wrangling

Archana Raja - Testing, documentation

Max Li - Developer

Vikram Bishnoi - Research Assistant and Genoviz SDK developer

Shira Stav - Documentation

Jeremy Villalobos - Programming and High-Performance Computing

IGB Alumni - Affymetrix and Neomorphic

Ed Erwin - Affymetrix IGB developer

Gregg Helt - IGB and Genoviz SDK developer

Steve Chervitz - Affymetrix liaison

Genoviz Supporters

We are grateful to the following organizations for their generous support of the Integrated Genome Browser and related projects:

National Institutes of Health - for financial support. An award from the NCRR funds this project since June, 2011.

National Science Foundation - for financial support. An award from the NSF Arabidopsis 2010 Program has funded this project from July 2008 until June 2012, including a one-year no-cost extension.

Genentech Early Research and Development - for partnering with us to make IGB the premier tool for high-throughput sequencing data visualization. The IGB community thanks you for your continuing committment to open source software development in bioinformatics.

Affymetrix - for generous donation of developer time and source code in early stages of the project and also for continuing to work with us to continue supporting array visualization in IGB. Thank you!

for hosting the Genoviz SDK

And others?

For suggestions on additional individuals and organizations to add to this list of IGB supporters and contributors, please contact contact Ann Loraine at aloraineuncc.edu.