hackseq23

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+ The Serratus Project Nature paper

{ v.22.01.26 }

• Team Serratus (hackseqRNA) published their work in [Nature]

• Discovery of 130,000+ new RNA viruses from public seq-data

+ Team singlecellVR paper is out

{ v.21.10.28 }

• The hackseq19 Team singlecellVR has [published their paper]

• Explore single cell RNA-seq data in a new dimension.

+ bugSeq start-up + paper

{ v.21.03.25 }

• The hackseq19’s bugSeq [published in BMC Bioinformatics]

• A cloud-based NanoPore pathogen detection platform

+ hackseqRNA was epic.

• Our most ambitious hackathon to date. We teamed up with the international 25th RNA Society Meeting to bring together world-class RNA computational biologists.

• With COVID-19 this digital hackathon helped RNA-biologists pivot and contribute to the ongoing global health crisis.

+ hackseq19 was a great success!

• Over 100 people participated to work on 15 exciting projects, ranging from single-cell virtual reality to predicting strains of Influenza.

• Congratulations to team BiocSwirl() for winning the people’s choice award! Lisa Cao’s team stole the show with their unique bioinformatics tutorials.

• We have some exciting events planned for 2020, stay up to date on twitter and our mailing list!

+ Team XYalign’s paper is published

{ v.19.17.09 }

• The hackseq16 Team XYalign has [published their research project!]

• Facilitate the correct inference of sex chromosomes from NGS data

+ The Hackathon-driven tutorial development paper is published

{ v.18.12.24 }

• The hackseq17 Team on Advanced R Tutorials for Genomic Data Analysis has [published a research article on tutorial development in the conxtext of hackathons].

+ hackseq18 was a smash!

• 80 people joined up to tackle 8 innovative projects, ranging from Abomination Assemblers to the Viral Deep Seas.

• When the dust settled, Team beRi were awarded this year’s winner and claim the title of bio-hackers supreme.

• David Guo stole our hearts, winning the #BioHaiku Contest amongst the 38 poetic entries.

+ Team bioSyntax's paper is published

{ v.18.08.22 }

• The hackseq17 Team bioSyntax's [paper has been accepted for publication].

• Improve the the bioinformatics user-experience with syntax highlighting.

+ hackseq17 was a global success!

• Read the Ubyssey Feature on hackseq17

• 54 participants from 6 countries came together (locally and virtually!) for an intense 3 days of hacking away at genomics based problems.

• Team bioSyntax took first place by popular vote, and Team gene-fusion detection toolkit was second overall.

+ hackseq16 was a riot!

•   The hackseq16 meeting report published on F1000

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