After already attending the first European OHDSI Symposium in March 2018, I now had the pleasure of visiting the annual symposium in Washington in October. Representing the Hyve together with Kees, we learned about all the developments going on in[…]
Why develop an identity and access management tool yourself, when a perfectly good solution is already available? In this blog we discuss what makes Keycloak such an attractive open-source tool and how it works with Glowing Bear and cBioPortal.
The RADAR-base platform collects a wealth of sensor data from smartphones and wearable devices. User-friendly and highly adaptable data visualisations help scientists to analyse the data at individual participant level or at study level.
Next week The Hyve, as a main i2b2 tranSMART contributor, will be attending the European i2b2 tranSMART Academic Users Group Conference from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1, 2018 in Geneva.
Last month we enjoyed the privilege of joining the latest cBioPortal hackathon, this time hosted by MSKCC at the New York Genome Center and counting with the participation of The Hyve, Dana Farber, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and Children's[…]
At The Hyve we aim to improve life sciences, but also to create ‘Happy Hyvers’. The 68th edition of the Utrecht Singelloop run is happening on October 7th. Following the tradition of the last 3 years, a team of ten runners is participating in the[…]
Everyone involved in scientific research knows that the credibility of conclusions drawn from a study, increases with the number of participants. As Big Data has enabled analysis of medical data from large numbers of patients and a vast number of[…]
In the Biomedical Sciences, sharing research and patient data is becoming increasingly important. But how to make sure, on the one hand, a scientist receives the information he needs, while at the same time protecting the privacy of patients and[…]
The cBioPortal for Cancer Genomics has recently incorporated a new feature developed by The Hyve which allows for visualization of the Fraction of Genome Altered or the Total Mutations in the Plots tab.
