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kislyuk

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Join the DNAnexus Developer Program

06-14-2013, 01:27 PM

DNAnexus is an extensible genomics cloud platform, built from the ground up to help scientists collaborate and analyze DNA data within a secure web-based environment.

We are currently looking for app developers to build new genomics tools on our system and offering great incentives to start early.

Developer Benefits:
No out-of-pocket expenses to develop and test your app

Initial $1000 credit toward storage and compute

Flexible and configurable API-based infrastructure

Showcase your app on large data sets

Efficient app distribution and co-marketing opportunities

Friendly and free technical support; DNAnexus Answers forum

Built-in monetization opportunities (coming soon)

Citation support; bibliographies coming soon

If you are interested in developing an app on our system, please contact us at [email protected]. For more information visit our developer website.

Best,
Andrey Kislyuk
Sr. Engineer & Developer Relations
DNAnexus

Last edited by kislyuk; 06-14-2013, 02:27 PM. Reason: Typo
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