nf-core

What is nf-core?

nf-core   is a community-driven initiative that provides a curated set of analysis workflows built using Nextflow . These workflows are designed to be scalable, reproducible, and standardised, ensuring high-quality bioinformatics analyses across different research domains. By fostering collaboration and best practices, nf-core helps streamline computational biology and genomics research.

Working together for standardisation: GHGA and nf-core

GHGA collaborates with nf-core to develop, maintain and support the use of standardised bioinformatics workflows. Rather than creating new workflows independently, GHGA works with nf-core and other relevant communities to improve and adapt existing pipelines for genomic and phenotypic data processing. This ensures that GHGA’s workflows align with widely accepted community standards while remaining interoperable and efficient.

This collaboration helps to streamline our pipelines, avoid redundancy, enhances workflow sustainability, and supports a FAIR-compliant data analysis ecosystem. By integrating with nf-core, GHGA contributes to open science by improving workflow functionality and usability, making it easier for researchers to process genomic data in a secure and reproducible manner. 

News relating to GHGA and nf-core

The de.NBI & ELIXIR-DE and GHGA Knowledge Series: Reproducible and Scalable Workflows with Nextflow

Join our webinar to master Nextflow! Learn to build reproducible, cloud-scalable workflows that eliminate pipeline chaos and accelerate your research.

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nf-core hackathon: local hub event Heidelberg 2026

Join us for the nf-core hackathon in Heidelberg. GHGA is excited to host the local hub event, bringing together the community for three days of coding, innovation, and tackling all things nf-core.

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The de.NBI & ELIXIR-DE and GHGA Knowledge Series: image-based spatial transcriptomics technologies

New to spatial transcriptomics? Join our practical webinar designed for guiding researchers through the complexities of spatial transcriptomics data.

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