Webinar: Streamline your Nextflow pipeline development with nf-core templates

Duration: 1 hour. When: Wednesday February 21, 2024 at 12:00 PM ET

(9:00 AM PT / 5:00 PM BST / 6:00 PM CET). Can't attend? Register now and receive the recording.

Join us for a webinar about using the nf-core pipeline template to efficiently build reproducible, testable bioinformatics pipelines. You will learn best practices for structuring your Nextflow pipelines and leveraging the nf-core framework's pre-built components, modules and coding standards to accelerate your research without compromising rigor.

You'll walk away with the tools and knowledge to build robust, reproducible pipelines that will save you time and effort.

Whether you're a seasoned Nextflow user or just starting out, this webinar will empower you to take your pipeline development to the next level.

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During the webinar you will:

Unlock the power of nf-core templates
Master best practices in pipeline structuring
Harness pre-built components and modules
Elevate your pipeline development
Engage with experts: Participate in a live Q&A session

Register today and don't miss this opportunity to learn from top Nextflow experts and gain hands-on experience. Secure your spot now!

Speakers

Geraldine Van der Auwera

Lead Developer Advocate at Seqera

Geraldine recently joined Seqera as Lead Developer Advocate, with the mission of engaging and nurturing the Nextflow community. She previously spent 10+ years at the Broad Institute managing outreach and communications for the Broad’s genomic analysis and pipelining software, including GATK, and coauthored the book “Genomics in the Cloud” (O’Reilly, 2020). She holds a PhD in bacterial genetics from the Université catholique de Louvain, in her home country of Belgium.

Chris Hakkaart

Developer Advocate at Seqera

Chris Hakkaart is a Developer Advocate at Seqera, working on strengthening the Nextflow and nf-core communities. With over a decade of experience in genetics and bioinformatics, Chris has actively contributed to diverse clinical and research projects. In addition to his academic achievements, he brings extensive outreach and education expertise, having spearheaded various activities and programs. Chris earned his PhD in Genetics from the University of Otago, New Zealand.