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Try using Bonsai on your single-cell omics data

Posted 31 October 2025

Working with single-cell omics data? Try the Bonsai method that builds a tree to reveal structure in high-dimensional data. Start by uploading your data (video here), then use Bonsai-scout to explore the data (videos here and here ).

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ASAP web site has been revamped

Posted 13 March 2026

The Automated Single-Cell Analysis Portal (ASAP) web site has been updated to improve user experience. Try it now to analyze your data!

ModelArchive and updated ModelCIF data format

Posted 05 March 2026

The ModelArchive developers, along with other SIB groups and collaborators, have just published an update to the ModelCIF data format. This format is used by the archive, as well as other modelling services and repositories.

View and share the news on Expasy

Posted 26 February 2026

Over the past years, we’ve posted weekly updates about Expasy databases and tools. From now on, you can catch up on all of them in a dedicated News page and easily share individual posts on LinkedIn and Bluesky!

Nextstrain use by the WHO

Posted 19 February 2026

There are around a billion cases of seasonal influenza (flu) annually, including 3–5 million cases of severe illness. The WHO uses real-time tracking of influenza lineage evolution by Nextstrain to make recommendations.

OrthoDB and BUSCO updated

Posted 12 February 2026

The latest update to OrthoDB significantly enhances its global coverage of genomic diversity. The BUSCO tool has also undergone a major update. Read about it here!