IGV for EPI2ME workflows
While we strive to automate data analysis as much as possible, producing summaries, variant calls…
June 10, 2024
1 min
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News, latest events, and discussion articles from the world of nanopore bioinformatics.
London Calling 2024![Matt Parker]()
TEN YEARS!!! Over the last decade we've seen some incredible innovation presented by users of the…
May 17, 2024
2 min
The first EPI2ME Hackathon![EPI2ME Team]()
It hasn't been long since we held the inaugural EPI2ME hackathon in Mainz, Germany on the 4th March…
March 26, 2024
4 min
A guide to reviewing BAM files
In the world of sequencing data analysis, automation reigns supreme.
Standardised workflows, such…
March 04, 2024
8 min
Benchmarking performance with sensitivity, specificity, precision and recall
You just finished reading the paper of the latest and greatest new bioinformatic tool.
It promises…
February 19, 2024
10 min
Querying a VCF file
Anyone working with genomic data from next or third generation sequencing studies is bound to work…
February 12, 2024
8 min
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