The Common Infrastructure for National Cohorts in Europe, Canada and Africa (CINECA) project has been running since January 2019. In this blog, we’d like to give you an impression of what the consortium aims to achieve and the activities that The[…]

Björn Wouters (25) started in January 2019 as an intern at The Hyve; a few months later he joined the Target Discovery team as a full-time software engineer. If you want to know more about Open Targets, Björn is the company’s specialist. In his[…]

cBioPortal is widely known as a user-friendly tool for visualizing and analyzing cancer genomics data. cBioPortal is Open Source and can be installed locally, for instance to host patient data that is not allowed to leave the hospital firewall, or[…]

 

Meet OMOP-specialist Anne van Winzum (27).

The Health Research Infrastructure (Health-RI) conference, on January 30th in the Jaarbeurs Utrecht was kind of a “home game” for us as The Hyve’s office is only a few blocks away. Even better: the event was sold out! It was pretty special to be[…]

Gijs Kant (38) joined The Hyve in February 2015.

Gene panels have been part of cBioPortal for some time but were not incorporated in the patient view. The Hyve has now implemented support for gene panels in the patient view, to allow users to distinguish between alterations that were not found[…]

Nivethika Mahasivam (31) joined The Hyve’s RADAR-base team in October 2016. In the past years, Nivethika not only contributed to the development of the wearables platform, she was also actively involved in efforts to advocate the platform to[…]

Meet Software Developer and Software Architect Pavel Mikhailovskii (41). He is an experienced Java back-end developer, but with an interest in less mainstream programming paradigms and languages such as Smalltalk and Lisp. Since he joined The Hyve[…]