Re: [Biojava-dev] accepted GSoC projects

Dear Dr. Prlic and Everyone,

Thanks for the warm welcome. I am so glad that I have the chance to
work with the BioJava community this summer. I would like to briefly
introduce myself. My name is Jianjiong (JJ) Gao. I am a PhD student in
Computer Science at University of Missouri, Columbia. My study is
focusing on Bioinformatics, specifically computational proteomics and
PTMs.

I came across BioJava about two years ago when I was working on a
plugin for Cytoscape, and was attracted by the idea of providing
generic Java API for bioinformatics applications. I was thinking maybe
someday I could do some coding for BioJava. And now I got the chance
:)

Best Regards,
-JJ

On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 12:33 AM, Andreas Prlic <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Google has released the results for GSoC: Congratulations to Mark Chapman
> and Jianjiong Gao for having been accepted to work on the MSA and PTM
> projects for BioJava! Let's start the "community bonding" process (
> http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCMentoring/MindtheGap )  and we all are
> looking forward to work with you on this during the summer. The Mentors and
> co-mentors will be Peter Rose for the PTM and Scooter Willis and Kyle
> Ellrott for the MSA project (and me).
>
> I want to thank all of of you who submitted proposals or showed interest in
> other ways for the Google Summer of Code. We hope you are not too
> disappointed if your application did not get accepted this time. We had a
> large number (52) applications and the the overall quality of the
> submissions was very high. We would like to stay in touch with you and we
> hope that you are interested in BioJava also beyond the scope of GSoC. There
> are a number of different ways how to contribute:  We are always looking for
> people who provide code and patches to further improve our library, help out
> with the documentation on the Wiki page, or answer questions on the mailing
> lists.
>
> Let's all give Mark and Jianjiong  a warm welcome to the BioJava community.
> For those of you who are interested in following the progress of the
> projects, as usually, the development related discussions are going to be on
> the biojava-dev list.
>
> Happy coding!
>
> Andreas
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