April 25, 2005-- Userspace will evaluate the configurable processor DAPDNA-2 manufacturered by Tokyo-based IPFlex as part of the NIH grant.... More>>

October 8, 2004-- Congressman Jay Inslee (WA-01) announced that Userspace has received a Phase 1 SBIR grant of $194,000. This grant, part of a two-year project, is expected to reach $394,000 overall once Userspace receives anticipated government funding of $200,000 next year pending the satisfactory progress of the project. The grant will fund distributed protein processing of Mass Spetrometer data .... More>>

October 2004-- Userspace has built and installed a 16-processor 64-bit high performance cluster for distributed processing of proteomics data at the University of Washington Department of Medicinal Chemistry. The Department is using the cluster for searching, sequencing and analyzing proteins and peptides for use in ICAT and non-ICAT experiments....

October 2004-- Userspace has been consulting with HematoLogics, Inc. to develop a multidimensional expert system for flow cytometry through an SBIR grant awarded to Mike Loken, PhD, HematoLogics, through the IMAT (Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies) program at the National Cancer Institute....

July 2004-- The Benaroya Research Institute has contracted with Userspace to customize its BioInstrument Manager tool to provide automated 2D gating for analysis of and reporting on diabetes flow cytometry data....

November 2003-- The University of Washington Biomolecular Structure Center contracted with Userspace to develop an open source tool to use with its Automated Annealing and Healing of Protein Crystals project. Under the direction of Dr. Ethan Merritt , the tool is designed to position Bruker Instruments' motor and a Sony industrial camera in 3D space through a 2D point-and-click computer interface....

April 30, 2002-- The Institute for Systems Biology and Userspace have collaborated on remote monitoring of mass spectrometry devices and automated labelers....More >>