schedule.md

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Schedule

Thursday, 14 September

9.55 Opening
Damjana Kastelic
Scientific Training, CRG, Spain
10.00 Welcome & introduction
Cedric Notredame
Comparative Bioinformatics, CRG, Spain
10.10 Lessons learned and new challenges
Paolo Di Tommaso
Comparative Bioinformatics, CRG, Spain
10.30 Standardising Swedish genomics analyses using Nextflow
Phil Ewels
National Genomics Infrastructure, SciLifeLab, Sweden
11.00 Building Pipelines to Support African Bioinformatics
Scott Hazelhurst
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
11.30 coffee break
12.00 Inside-Out: reproducible analysis of external data, inside containers with Nextflow
Evan Floden
Comparative Bioinformatics, CRG, Spain
12.30 Nextflow for chemistry - crossing the divide
Tim Dudgeon
Informatics Matters Ltd, UK
12.50 From zero to Nextflow @ CRG's Biocore
Luca Cozzuto
Bioinformatics Core Facility, CRG, Spain
13.10 Simplifying shotgun metagenomic analysis with Nextflow
Alessia Visconti
Department of Twins Research, King's College, UK
13.30 Lunch at Shoko restaurant.
14.30
18.30
Hackathon (CRG Bioinformatics room, 4th floor, 486) & course (Charles Darwin room)
20.00 Social dinner at La Fooditeca restaurant.

Friday, 15 September

9.30 Computational workflows for omics analyses at the IARC
Matthieu Foll
International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), France
10.00 Medical Genetics at Oslo University Hospital
Hugues Fontanelle
Oslo University Hospital, Norway
10.30 Using Nextflow for Large Scale Benchmarking of Phylogenetic methods and tools
Frédéric Lemoine
Evolutionary Bioinformatics, Institut Pasteur, France
11.00 coffee break
11.30 Flexible bioinformatics workflows for NGS applications
Johnny Wu
Roche Sequencing, Pleasanton, USA
12.00 Standardizing life sciences datasets to improve studies reproducibility in the EOSC
Jordi Rambla
European Genome-Phenome Archive, CRG
12.20 Putting the Computation in Computational Biology
Mike Smoot
Synthetic Genomics, La Jolla, CA, USA
12.40 Unbounded By Economics
Angel Pizarro
AWS Research and Techical Computing, Amazon, USA
13.00 Lunch, CRG ground floor
14.00
18.00
Hackathon (Charles Darwin room)