Notwithstanding the holidays, it has been a great week in publicity for The Hyve. Both revolving around the 'Start-up Kitchen' a great interview with our CEO Kees van Bochove appeared in print in the Dutch Financial Times 'Het Financieele Dagblad'[…]

With the growing popularity of the tranSMART data mart and analysis platform the quality standards for all its modules are continuously rising. The ETL framework (Extract, Transform, Load; the part that reshapes and uploads the data) has been[…]

One of the keys to successful translational medical research is getting the right data to the right people in the right format. Achieving this requires supporting the many relevant data types, ensuring curated data is stored in an easily accessible[…]

The Hyve works in the EMIF project in collaboration with Janssen on a.o. creating the EMIF platform and curating cohort data for Alzheimer Disease and Metabolics. We will regularly post the newsletters of this project. 

Janneke “At this year's NBIC Conference in Lunteren, I was very fortunate to attend a talk by Ilya Smulevich from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). This was a very inspiring session, where he introduced us to the very rich and heterogenous datasource[…]

Hackathons are a good method to quickly get a lot of work done on a focussed task, involving multiple parties. This is especially true if the task focusses on the integration of different systems, which requires communication and synchronization[…]

Montpellier is a gorgeous city. And luckily for us, also the place where the hackathon with Sanofi was to be held to finalize an array of improvements we added to tranSMART. The Hyve sent a team of developers and testers to France to wrap up this[…]

“Hackathon?” the guy behind the immigration desk at Amsterdam Airport immediately raised his left eyebrow when we told him about our purpose of visit to US. Yes, it was the TranSMART Boston Hackathon; the joint collaboration between the open source[…]

From March 17 to 19 the The Hyve offices will be home to a hackathon, organized by multiple partners within the CTMM TraIT project. Developers from the Genomics Coordination Centre (GCC), The Hyve, VUmc/BioMedBridges and the University of Leicester[…]

  eTRIKS (European Translational Information & Knowledge Management Services) is an Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) project which is supporting other IMI projects in their efforts to develop data and knowledge management solutions.