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Meet Richard Agyekum, a Medical Laboratory Scientist from Ghana whose bioinformatics journey has taken him from HackBio participant to mentor, into the Nextflow community as an Ambassador and open-source contributor, and to founding BioInfo Hub, a community creating opportunities