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Affiliates
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We are proud to be working with some super cool people:. Website provides a dynamic visualisation of the Zika public sequences posted so far. This website is made by the excellent Trevor Bedford and Richard Neher. Web forum is a place to discuss genome sequencing in viral epidemics. We will post updates to this website. Zika research is happening in the open, here are some useful online resources:. Website run by the World Health Organization tracks open resources published in their Bulletin. The Zibra p...
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Real-time evolutionary tracking for pathogen surveillance and epidemiological investigation | Open Science Prize
https://www.openscienceprize.org/p/s/2023040
Skip to main content. Raquo; Real-time evolutionary . Laquo; Back to Submissions. Real-time evolutionary tracking for pathogen surveillance and epidemiological investigation. That is continually updated as new data becomes available. This platform pools data from across research groups thereby synthesizing disparate datasets and serves to promote open science in the face of public health crises. All source code is publicly available at github.com/nextstrain. Our platform has three key components. Forum o...
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Open Science Prize
https://www.openscienceprize.org/res/p/finalists
Skip to main content. Open Science Prize winners. For Phase I of the Open Science Prize, six winning teams have each received prizes of $80,000 to develop their prototypes. Read more about the Prize winners below (teams listed in no particular order):. Fruit Fly Brain Observatory. MyGene2: Accelerating Gene Discovery with Radically Open Data Sharing. OpenAQ: A Global Community Building the First Open, Real-Time Air Quality Data Hub for the World. Fruit Fly Brain Observatory. Using computational disease m...
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Diary: June 10 Reflections
http://www.zibraproject.org/blog/june-10-reflections
Diary: June 10 Reflections. Jun 10, 2016. I’m at the Rio airport now, heading home after 9 days in Brazil as part of the ZiBRA ground team. As part of the team, I traveled from Natal to Recife along the northeastern coast collecting clinical samples for mobile Zika genome sequencing and analysis. This has been an illuminating experience and I’m grateful to Nick, Nuno, Luiz and the rest of the team. For inviting me to be part of this. This was a major issue for much of the West African Ebola outbreak.
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Wrangling metadata
http://www.zibraproject.org/blog/metadata-wrangling
Jun 8, 2016. I’ve been working from nextstrain-db. Which was built by Charlton Callender. A very talented undergraduate at the University of Washington, to manage sequence data and associated metadata for nextstrain. Builds. The basic strategy has been to have an AWS instance running a RethinkDB. We’re running the app Chateau. To provide a web UI for making changes to individual-samples in the database, while larger modifications are done through Python interaction scripts that can upload tsv files.
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