Organizational files and discussions about hackseq 2019
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We are having a Genomics Hackathon in Vancouver in 2019.
The website for the event lives here: http://www.hackseq.com/
The twitter account for this event is @hackseq
This event will be modeled on the NCBI hackathon format.
- Emre Erhan (@emreerhan)
- Kristen Gray (@klgray25)
- Justin Jia (@imasianxd)
- Jennifer Lin (@jenjaelin)
- Sasha Maslova (@smaslova)
- Noushin Nabavi (@NoushinN)
- Baraa Orabi (@baraaorabi)
- Alex Sweeten (@sweetiepi)
- Aris Grout (@arisgrout)
- Ben Cardoen (@bencardoen)
- David Guo (@itsDagu)
- Kate Gibson (@kfgibson)
- Ogan Mancarcı (@oganm)
- Reva Shenwai (@scatcher125)
- BeRi Environments for R Installations (https://github.com/hackseq/hs19-beri)
- Yeast-omics (https://github.com/hackseq/hs19-yeast)
- Rule-based Learning for Transcriptional Regulation (https://github.com/hackseq/hs19-rule)
- BugSeq (https://github.com/schorlton/bugseq-web)
- Mapping Polypharmacy Chemical Reactions in At-Risk Populations (https://github.com/hackseq/hs19-game)
- TALR: Targeted Assembly of Linked Reads (https://github.com/hackseq/hs19-talr)
- Visualizing Very Large Biological Networks
- Trends in Bioinformatics with RLadies
- A TraIN (Translating from Immunology to Neuroscience) for cell-to-cell communication molecules, & an R pipeline for TraIN!
- Hypothesis-Bio Automated Bioinformatics Bug Discovery
- Development of an interpretable deep learning framework to detect epistatic interactions between SNPs
- BiocSwirl()Terminal based Bioconductor Courses
- Predicting Short-Term Success of Influenza Virus Variants
- Mapping Polypharmacy Chemical Reactions in At-Risk Populations
- Virtual and Augmented Reality for Single-Cell Data Exploration