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2000 – 2009

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2005
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Adam Hunter, David Schibeci, Hong Liang Hiew, Matthew I. Bellgard:
Grendel: A bioinformatics Web Service-based architecture for accessing HPC resources. ACSW 2005: 29-32
2004
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Adam Hunter, David Schibeci, Hong Liang Hiew, Matthew I. Bellgard:
GRID-enabled bioinformatics applications for comparative genomic analysis at the CBBC. CLUSTER 2004: 486

1990 – 1999

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1999
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Matthew I. Bellgard, Hong Liang Hiew, Adam Hunter, Michael Wiebrands:
ORBIT: an integrated environment for user-customized bioinformatics tools. Bioinform. 15(10): 847-851 (1999)
1994
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Hong Liang Hiew, Chi Ping Tsang:
An Adaptive Fuzzy System for Modeling Chaos. Inf. Sci. 81(3-4): 193-212 (1994)

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