News & Events
New FaceBase2 Site Goes Live (01 July 2015)
As of July 1, 2015, FaceBase is happy to announce the successful transition to our new website!
Note that your logins for the old site will not work on the new site. You must sign up for a new account.
We have focused on a clean, easily navigable design and have spent the most time on the new Data Browser - just click the Filter button and use the filters sidebar to drill down to the data you’re looking for. You can filter by organism, investigator, data type, mouse age stage, mouse mutation, genotype, gene, chromosome and much more.
We are still migrating certain content from the old site - which is still available for a limited time at egacy.facebase.org - as well making further improvements to the usability of the site based on user feedback.
Please use this form to tell us what you think!
We will soon be adding new data from the FaceBase2 spoke projects. To stay on top of new data and other important FaceBase news, please subscribe to our newsletter .
Thank you so much for everyone’s contribution in making this site happen.
Best,
FaceBase 2 Hub
Public Beta period of new FaceBase2 Site (08 June 2015)
We have now opened up the beta version of the new FaceBase2 site to the public and are encouraging users far and wide to kick the tires and help us make the new Data Browser even better.
The FaceBase2 Hub is rolling out a new version of the FaceBase site that is scheduled to replace the current site on Wednesday, July 1st. Note that logins for www.facebase.org will not work on the new site and you will need to sign up for a new account.
Please start using the new Data Browser. We ask that you do two things:
- Kick the tires a bit and contribute feedback on this form: https://goo.gl/forms/f30sfheh4H
- Sign up for your new FaceBase user account: https://accounts.facebase.org/SignIn#step=signup
Note that we will be continuing to update the beta site as we receive feedback and keep porting information from the old site to the new site.
Stay tuned for more information!
Thank you, FaceBase 2 Hub Coordinating Center
We welcome your feedback (07 January 2015)
This is a preview version of the future FaceBase 2 site. We would appreciate your using the following form to send us any feedback you have on making this site more usable.
Thank you, FaceBase 2 Hub Coordinating Center
2015 FaceBase Annual meeting in Marina del Rey, CA (11 December 2014)
The next annual meeting of the FaceBase Consortium will be held January 8-9 in Marina del Rey, California. We are pleased to announce that this year, the first day of the meeting – Thursday, January 8th – will be open to the general craniofacial research community.
During this day-long meeting, each FaceBase project will introduce themselves and describe the research goals they will accomplish through FaceBase. The Hub Coordinating Center will also give an overview of the new FaceBase website and data browser that will be unveiled in 2015.
We are especially pleased to announce that Dr. Christine Borgman will give a presentation on “TBD” at 1:15pm.
You can find more information here: [link to event page with agenda pdf]
This meeting will be webcast, so craniofacial researchers all over the country are encouraged to join.
To attend this meeting, use the following link to register and indicate whether you will be onsite or wish to attend remotely via webcast. Further instructions will be provided via email.
####Click here to register for the public portion of the FaceBase 2015 Annual Meeting
FaceBase.org is moving to ISI (13 October 2014)
As part of the transition of FaceBase to Information Sciences Institute (ISI) at USC, the facebase.org website is moving to ISI servers the week of October 13th. There will be more updates to the FaceBase online experience in 2015 so stay tuned. We do not anticipate downtime with the move, but if you are having issues with the website, please send an email to facebase [dash] hub [AT] isi.edu.