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BCC2020 is online, global, and affordable. The meeting and training are now done, and the CoFest is under way.

The 2020 Bioinformatics Community Conference brings together the Bioinformatics Open Source Conference (BOSC) and the Galaxy Community Conference into a single event featuring training, a meeting, and a CollaborationFest. Events run from July 17 through July 25, and is held in both the eastern and western hemispheres.

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Fred Criscuolo

San Diego, CA
Retired bioinformatics software developer currently working on open-source projects. MS in Bioinformatics from The Johns Hopkins University. Interested in using graph databases to model and analyze biological data. Proficient in Java/Kotlin, R/BioConductor, and Neo4j. Avid cyclist.
Friday, July 17
 

09:01 EDT

How to use Reactome data, tools and web services Training BJoel Weiser • Robin Haw • Solomon Shorser • Justin Cook

12:16 EDT

R / Bioconductor in the Cloud Training EMartin Morgan • Nitesh Turaga • Lori Shepherd
 
Sunday, July 19
 

11:31 EDT

Digital Expression Explorer 2: a repository of 8 trillion uniformly processed RNA-seq reads and still counting 🍐 BOSCMark Ziemann

11:45 EDT

Community genome annotation integrates with Galaxy via Apollo providing greater integration and more functional annotation options πŸŒ€ GalaxyNathan Dunn

12:05 EDT

SigBio-Shiny: A standalone interactive application for detecting biological significance on a set of genes 🍐 BOSCSangram Keshari Sahu

12:10 EDT

Streamlining accessibility and computability of large-scale genomic datasets with the NHGRI genome data science Analysis, Visualization, and Informatics Lab-Space (ANVIL) 🍐 BOSCMichael Schatz

12:30 EDT

BioThings Explorer: A platform for distributed knowledge integration across biomedical APIs 🍐 BOSCJiwen Xin

13:00 EDT

P1-07: : Automating the annotation of biological data through semantic technologies and machine learning 🍐 JointLorcÑn Pigott-Dix P1-10: : BLAST in a container 🍐 JointTom Madden

14:01 EDT

Bionitio: building better bioinformatics tools with batteries included 🍐 BOSCBernie Pope

14:20 EDT

Secondary analysis of publicly available omics data across almost 3 million publications 🍐 BOSCNicholas Darci-Maher

14:30 EDT

CrowdGO: Gene Ontology prediction using a meta approach 🍐 BOSCMaarten Reijnders
 
Monday, July 20
 

11:35 EDT

CyVerse Learning Institute’s foundational open science skills workshop 🍐 BOSCTyson Swetnam

11:40 EDT

HiSCiAp and Human Cell Atlas Galaxy instance: User-friendly, scalable tools and workflows for single-cell analysis πŸŒ€ GalaxyPablo Moreno

12:20 EDT

AWS Gold Sponsor Talk: Scalable genomics data analysis in the cloud JointLee Pang

13:00 EDT

P1-09: : BioViz Connect: Web application linking CyVerse cloud resources to genomic visualization in the Integrated Genome Browser 🍐 JointNowlan Freese P3-03: : EDAM: the ontology of bioinformatics operations, topics, data, and formats (update 2020) 🍐 JointMatúő Kalas
 
Tuesday, July 21
 

11:30 EDT

P1-02: : A data model approach to data coordination in the Human Tumor Atlas Network project 🍐 JointXengie Doan P5-06: : New features for GRNsight: a web application for visualizing models of small- to medium-scale gene regulatory networks 🍐 JointKam D. Dahlquist
 
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