CIViC, a resource for clinical interpretation of cancer variants, was added to cBioPortal by The Hyve. In the decade of precision medicine, accurate and clinically relevant information on variants in cancer patients is extremely important. This[…]

 

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Sharing, visualizing and analyzing your data Your institute or company is executing top-level research. You know that the generated data is available somewhere, but it is spread over many disparate databases and (shared) file drives in many[…]

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Recently we had an intern in the Legal team of The Hyve. Hama Othman joined the team for two months during which he looked at some legal documents of The Hyve. To be more specific we had some questions for him regarding open source software[…]

The Hyve has a growing portfolio of open source tools and products that facilitate FAIR research data management throughout academic hospitals. This ranges from using Natural Language Processing(NLP) for medical records processing to building[…]

We are happy and proud to announce that MatchMiner – the result of our long collaboration with Dana Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) – is soon going open-source and will be available online. MatchMiner is a computational platform for algorithmically[…]

The world of clinical trials can be overwhelming. More and more clinical trials are conducted, and each of them is getting more complex. Multi-arm trials have several advantages over traditional two arm trials. Testing multiple treatments at once:

At The Hyve we want to empower scientists by building upon open source software. With tools like TranSMART we store data and give scientists the opportunity to analyse and browse their data. However, these functionalities are only possible inside[…]