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...has finished with a lot of collaborations and achievements! The recordings of the meetings and the webinars during the vBH are available on YouTube, and citable with the DOIs on TogoTV (search by "covid19").
So far, over 340 people have signed up for the
Join remotely - April 5-11 2020!
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- Setting the agenda
- Agenda for the hacking week including information on kick-off, mid-term, wrap-up, and webinars
- Choosing topics for the BioHackathon
- Example of a deliverable
- Attribution and mini-publications
- Getting organised
- Future events including BioHackathons, conferences and workshop on covid-19, life sciences and semantic web
We want to state that we want to be inclusive; we do not condone improper behaviour. We abide by a code of conduct:
Please be helpful, considerate, friendly, and respectful towards all other participants and respect the environment. We don't condone harassment or offensive behaviour at our conference. We consider it against our values as human beings. We're voicing our strong, unequivocal support of exemplary behaviour by all participants. More specific details for our CoC can be found on our repository
- FAIR Data
- Ontology
- Pangenome
- Pangenome Browser
- Workflows
- Workflow Hub
- Machine Learning
- Knowledge Graph
- Text Mining & Analysis
- Wikidata et al.
- Bio statistics
- Policy
- Virtual Screening
- Tracking
- Covid 19 Phylogeny
- Annotations on Structures
- Translation
- Web Development
- Serratus: Deep homology search for Coronaviridae
- Scientific software packaging using Debian
- Gene Expression
- Home Learning
- BioHackrXiv
- Improving sharing of SARS-CoV-2 genome sequence data
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The following people have signed up. You can no longer add your name, but you can still participate! Use the mailing list and join a group/topic next week. To scale we have to split up in groups.
- List of communication options for working groups