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Code Ocean, a NYC-based computational research environment for sharing scientific discoveries, raised $15M in Series A funding. The round, which brought total funding to $21m, was led by Battery Ventures, with participation from Digitalis Ventures, EBSCO, Vaal Partners and other institutional and individual investors.  The company intends to use the funds to accelerate development of its environment and hire for all positions in engineering, marketing and sales.  Led by Simon Adar, Co-founder and CEO, Code Ocean provides a cloud-based platform for research teams to standardize research w...

(2) HACKENSACK, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / January 19, 2021 / Champions Oncology, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSBR), a leading global oncology technology company that is transforming drug discovery and development through data-driven research strategies, announced today a partnership with Code Ocean to expand the functionality of its SaaS program, Lumin Bioinformatics. The partnership between Champions and Code Ocean will focus on enhancements involved in data integration and sharing workflows within the Lumin platform. Users will now be equipped with a robust methodology for centralizing, storing, and organizing la...

'); //]]>//--> By Richard Adhikari Jan 8, 2021 11:14 AM PT An international group of scientists is demanding scientific journals demand more transparency from researchers in computer-related areas when accepting their reports for publication. They also want computational researchers to include information about their code, models and computational environments in published reports. Their call, published in Nature Magazine in October, was in response to the results of research conducted by Google Health that was published in Nature last January. The research claimed an artificial intelligence ...