Hi everyone, I am a PhD Student at University of Oldenburg, focusing on Single Cell. I joined the slack to learn more about the community and tips in the world of bioinformatics.

Hi everyone! I'm Gaspard, an M.Sc student at Université Paris-Saclay. I contributed to phaseimpute last year and joined back to learn more about the community and contribute in the future!

Hello there, I am a first year phd student in leukemia research and single-cell analysis at the University Medical Center Heidelberg, most currently I am fighting with statistical inference despite strong batch effects and heterogenous samples, and of course scalability across different programming languages. I was just googling if nextflow/nf-core is something I want to use and landed here when I clicked on "memes". In short, I am trying to switch out my dear RMarkdown files for something more durable to use with large datasets and in several languages. Fortunately, we seem to be getting quite some infrastructure for our projects, and nextflow/nf-core is used by some collaborators. So I am looking forward to learning! If anyone has a pointer for using premade nf-core processes for processing single-cell multi-omics (or just a guide on how to include processes from github), I would be very grateful.

Hello everyone, I am Navyasree, a graduate in Information Science with a strong background in biological sciences. I am currently transitioning from biological sciences to computational biology, driven by a passion for using computational approaches to better understand biological systems and their diversity, with the goal of contributing to challenges in healthcare. I came across the nf-core community through a YouTube channel, and am really excited to learn, strengthen my skills, and build a strong foundation in biological data analysis. Looking forward to connecting with everyone, learning together, and growing as part of the nf-core community😊

Hi everyone! I'm Marco, from the Multiomics Networks Analytics Group, PhD student at DTU (Technical University of Denmark). I work on proteomics and I'm here to contribute a set of nf-core modules from a tool we've developed (InstaNexus, for de novo peptide assembly). Looking forward to learning from the community and getting my first modules reviewed excited

Hi todos, i am Allyson a PhD student who want to create a new nf-core pipeline and I am here to speak to the community before doing it as suggested by nf-core !

Hi everyone! I’m Ryan, founder and principal data scientist at Informatic Edge (informaticedge.com). I’m a long-time Nextflow user and newer to consulting/contracting, and I’d love to start giving back to the nf-core community. I rely on Nextflow and nf-core pipelines regularly in client work, as well as in past bioinformatics roles. My background spans DevOps, HPC, bioinformatics, data science, and software engineering, and I also spent years at the bench as a microbiologist before moving into more computational work. Looking forward to connecting and finding ways to get involved!

Hi everyone, I’m a student bridging Oceanography and Software Engineering (42 Marseille). I'm building an open-source CLI (

zesthpc

) to run scientific workflows on decentralized infrastructure (Akash Network) to lower cloud costs and DevOps friction. Since

nf-core

is the standard, I want to support Nextflow seamlessly from the start. I would love to ask you two quick questions to avoid building the wrong thing: 1. What is your biggest infrastructure bottleneck right now? 2. What are the typical CPU/RAM requirements for your most frequent runs? The early repo is here if you want to take a look: gitlab.com/zestlab-group/zesthpc/zesthpc Thanks for your time and insights!

Hi everyone! My name is Héloïse, I'm a post-doc fellow in biology. I'm very junior in bioinformatics but I would like to learn with the community and contribute somehow. In particular, I'd like to contribute to #C07Q8HNU4FK. Thanks a lot!

Hello everyone! I am John Adedeji, a medical intern from Nigeria with interests in computational oncology/spatial genomics. I'm a repeat hackathon attendee at nf-core hackathons and glad to be back here. I'd be excited to contribute towards nf-core/spatialaxe and make some fun. I'm also a prospective European PhD candidate and open to any suggestions or open calls you might have! TY again! John

Hey all, I'm Fabian working in Germany on a bunch of different computational biology projects. I'm mainly interested in omics technologies and try to contribute/start contributing to nextflow pipelines. Happy to be here!

Hello! My name is Annie and I am an MSc student at Tufts University studying biology and bioinformatics, with a research focus on genetics and genome stability. I am new to nf-core and am excited to learn from the community!

Hola! I'm Simon. I'm a software engineer in the biosciences near Cambridge, UK. I'm an old hand at bioinformatics but new to nf-core and here to get up to speed.

Hello everyone!! I am Dhvnit! I am an MSc student from India and I come from a wet-lab biotechnology background and have specialized in bioinformatics!! I have used nextflow and nf-core for my analyses but I am new to development and contribution!! Happy to be of help in genomics and especially organelle mining/skimming and assembly!!

Hello everyone! 👋 Happy to join the nf-core community! I'm part of the Z Genome Lab™ team, where we're working on scientific software for genomics and bioinformatics research. I'm particularly interested in learning about the challenges faced by bioinformatics core facilities, research software teams, and computational biology researchers. Looking forward to connecting, learning, and contributing to the community!

Hi everyone! My name is Ella, and I’m a biology master's student at Tufts University starting on the bioinformatics track. I also work as a lab technician at MIT’s McGovern Institute of Brain Research. I do mostly wet lab work, with some light image analysis, so I’m excited to build my computational skills and learn more about Nextflow pipelines from this community!

Hi all! My name is Mena, I'm a biology PhD student at Tufts University studying ecology and evolution! I'm fascinated by the diversity of life on this planet -- both within and between species -- and the processes that beget and maintain this diversity. I'm excited to learn more about nf-core and Nextflow and hope to use them in future genomic analyses!

Hi hi! My name is Zhixin! I'm a biomedical engineering PhD student at Tufts University. I work on stem cell differentiation of different cell types in the central and peripheral nervous systems. I'm new to the bioinformatics world and just happy to be here!

Hi everyone! My name is Giulzar, and I’m a student at Tufts University currently learning Nextflow and nf-core in my bioinformatics course. I’m looking forward to learning more about nf-core pipelines and the community!

Helloooo!! I'm Adrian, bioinformatician and biotechnologist, from Spain and I'm pursuing my Master's Thesis at the Conesa Lab (CSIC), related to the use of Nextflow. My bluesky profile is @berengueragusti.bsky.social

Hi everyone! 👋 This is Hanzala, currently in my 3rd (and final!) year of my BSc in Biotechnology at the University of Debrecen, Hungary. I work in yeast genomics—started out in my first year in the wet lab doing everything from basic pipetting and DNA isolation to sequencing, and over the past year I dove deep into the dry-lab and workflow engineering side! I developed an automated Nextflow DSL2 WGS & phylogenomics pipeline for the Saccharomyces genus (

saccharomyces-genomics-pipeline

), especially focused on messy interspecific hybrids like historic lager yeasts to place them in an evolutionary context. We're currently wrapping up our work and aiming to publish at least 2 peer-reviewed papers by the end of my Bachelor's! ✨✨ 🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/hanzala-14/saccharomyces-genomics-pipeline 📌 Zenodo (v2.1.8): https://zenodo.org/records/23289452 I'm super passionate about my work and currently aiming for a direct/fast-track PhD in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology right after my Bachelor's—just diving into everything I can learn and build during my time here in Hungary! 🧬💻 👾👾👾 Outside the lab and terminal, I play chess, Battlefield 1 🔥, and do black-ink sketching/art as well :)))) Excited to learn from you all—peace out 🐢

Hi everyone, I’m Jessica, a PhD student in computational biology at WEHI / University of Melbourne. I’m keen to contribute to nf-core by building new modules and, over time, turning my work into nf-core pipelines. I recently helped get OpenMP working in the bioconda CoGAPS package (https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/pull/70579), and I’ve just opened an issue to add a CoGAPS module: https://github.com/nf-core/modules/issues/13441. I’d love any pointers.

Hello!!! I'm David, PhD student from Max Planck School jointly with Goethe University Frankfurt. Looking forward to using nf-core mainly for riboseq / rnaseq 🙂

Hi, I am tianya. A BME junior at Tufts. Look forward to using nf-core for rnaseq

Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Sreeram, a bioinformatics grad student at CMU. Before this I did computational research on peptide design for microtubule-binding regions and benchmarked protein language model representations. Now I'm working on a tool to help diagnose failed Nextflow runs, and I'm excited to learn from you all!

Hi all! My name is Olga, I study molecular biology as a PhD Student at Tufts University. My research is dedicated to repetitive DNA and repeat expansion disorders. I mostly do wet lab work but I'm looking forward to start computational part of my work and learn more about nf-core!

Good Morning all

Hello everyone! My name is Rashid. I had my PhD in Bioinformatics from Hokkaido University, Japan last year. Now I am a Postdoc at the same institution. My research is utilizing bioinformatic tools and developing machine learning framework for gut microbiome. Let’s have fruitful collaboration and accomplish something great!! 😃

Hey everyone! 👋🏾 I'm Kelyn, a Kenyan computer scientist and software engineer. My background is in distributed systems, AI, and data engineering, with around nine years of experience building software and infrastructure. My research interests are primarily in molecular biology, pathogen genomics, and computational biology, with a growing interest in synthetic biology and biological engineering. I'm particularly interested in the intersection of computation and the life sciences, and in building tools that contribute to scientific research. Looking forward to meeting everyone, learning about what you're working on, and contributing to the community. Excited to be here!

Hey Everyone!. I'm Randila, who's a recent software engineering graduate from Sri Lanka. I'm new to the bioinformatics but I'm interested in working in that field.I found this organisation while looking for contribute on this field and I hope I can learn a lot while contributing. I've have previously worked in OpenMRS, an open-source medical record system and I was also able to do Google Summer of Code with them as well. Hoping to work with y'all and learn from you guys.Cheers!!