How do you imagine the future of data sharing in healthcare or research? This post was written by Clara Podmore as one of the honorable mentions for our data sharing essay competitions. Since the...
The Makings of a Meta-Analysis or: How I Wasted Dozens of Hours Obtaining Publicly Available Data This post was written by Andrew Magee as one of the honorable mentions for our data sharing essay...
The recent paper, Big Desire to Share Big Health Data: A Shift in Consumer Attitudes toward Personal Health Information, exploring the desire (or lack of desire) to share big health data provides a lot of...
We love talking to you all. So much so we’ve been talking to the different scientific communities and as such Check us out doing AMA’s on reddit: Genetics: http://www.reddit.com/r/genetics/ Bioinformatics: http://www.reddit.com/r/bioinformatics/ Genomics: http://www.reddit.com/r/genomics/ Science:...
Incredibly, over £8 million has been raised for Cancer Research in just 6 days after the ‘no-make-up-selfie’ went viral. It is an amazing example of the power of sharing and highlights how much of a...
Almost two decades ago The Bermuda Principles were set up to reconcile differences between public and private sector interests in relation to human genome sequencing and genetics. The idea of a commons obeying these...
You may already be familiar with Tempest Van Schaik through our crowdfunding campaign but finally we are properly introducing her! Tempest is just completing her PhD in bioengineering at Imperial College London and has joined the DNAdigest team to research...
The graphic below, ‘The Server Room’ visualises the processes and challenges associated with sharing our data. It’s been a bit of a wait for the final instalment of output from the Genetics Clinic of...
Presentation At the Eagle Genomics Symposium Fiona Nielsen CEO and founder of DNAdigest presented a discussion of the trade-off between privacy and open access and how hard-to-access data is hindering progress in genetics research....
The mission of turning data into knowledge is a key aim of DNA Digest. And the key point of this knowledge is to help patients. This sentiment is echoed by healthcare cooperatives such as...
The DNAdigest Mug
£ 7.99
Perfect DNA: a book by Manuel Corpas
£ 8.00
Valuable Values T-shirt
£ 18.99
Code For The Heart T-shirt
£ 24.99CarlForrest How selective sampling works buff.ly/2vEyIWN — Carl Forrest (@CarlForrest) August 6, 2018
EricTopol —I'd like a map of the regulatory genome at the single-cell level —No problem, here it is ;-)buff.ly/2w9HVG3 @coletrapnell @cusanovich @ahill_tweets and @UW team strikes again! @CellCellPress buff.ly/2w1Fi98 — Eric Topol (@EricTopol) Augu…
.@Google building on their partnership with @NIH to disseminate global biomedical #bigdata buff.ly/2K6Qc2b
GDPR?... 😬 What does it mean for my research and what do I have to do?... Come to a dedicated workshop on 31 August @tudelftlibrary for practical, hands-on advice to help you work with personal research data eventbrite.com/e/gdpr-what-do…
We knew scientifically this was going to be important work, but took on deep personal meaning last fall when my wife was diagnosed. Happy to say after months of surgery, chemo, and radiation she is through the worst and is living life to the fullest now genome.cshlp.org/content/28/8… pic.twitter.com/ZjP4rtVEIy
—I'd like a map of the regulatory genome at the single-cell level —No problem, here it is ;-) cell.com/cell/fulltext/… @JShendure @coletrapnell @cusanovich @ahill_tweets and @UW team strikes again! @CellCellPress pic.twitter.com/0fQJ4hS8yB
130.6 Gb from our first PromethION flowcell... The most exciting moment was realising we still had 7000 pores after 64 hours so fuelled it up and kicked it off again! pic.twitter.com/QRjdltB8ql
Delighted to announce that our team - @OxfordeResearch @oxengsci @UniofOxford - has received a funding boost to tackle our architecture: improve model, searches, visualisation & other functionality with a project-specific advisory board and user group - thank you @wellcometrust !
