What is the Clinical Variant Ark?
Learn about how this database can support diagnostic discovery and new analysis by NHS clinical scientists in the latest bioinformatics blog.
https://t.co/OIVo5ObhZw
#Bioinformatics#Diagnosis
In case you missed our last Bioinformatics blog, you can find it through the link below.
https://t.co/TE4wysLhRZ
In this post, we talk about how the bioinformatics team aims to build a web experience for their docs that grows organically with Genomics England's services.
🚨✍️ Introducing our NEW bioinformatics blog @GenomicsEngland ✍️🚨
Come along for short reads on cancer, rare disease and newborn bioinformatics.
Our aim is to give some insight into our developed and adopted approaches.
@augustorendon
https://t.co/WnMrnb0r6M
As ever, really happy-making to meet all of our new joiners at @genomicsEngland from #machineLearning engineers to finance pro's to community managers to front end dev's. Great discussions on #diversity in #genomics, our long term vision, #newborns and more. Super inspired! 🧬🚀
We had a #baby which is a great opportunity for #DataScience on sleep! Using data we collected using a babytracker app I made this #dataviz with #RStats to hang in my daughter's room. Color palette from Van Gogh's Starry Night
Today we launched a novel dataviz project on a serious subject - the mental health of working parents. Our team (led by @adsevenfour) felt that the human side of the data really needed to be stressed - what better way than with 100 little people walking between the categories! /1
The material dimensions of capitalism are staggering.
In 2020, the amount of human-made mass exceeded for the first time the dry weight of all life on Earth.
Its current increase corresponds to each person on the globe producing more than their body weight every week.
Vaccines don't just work. They work across all the variants, providing protection from illness, hospitalizations, and deaths.
Summary including today's multiple updates.
(and we're damn lucky)
Don’t think I’ve seen a data error like this before.
A Lancet letter reported very high mortality of children in Spain [https://t.co/2irUxm6HlH].
But what actually happened was that the data providers mixed up 103-year-olds with 3-year-olds etc.
→ https://t.co/wgcBNVsRhf