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  • Boehringer Ingelheim
  • Biberach an der Riss, Germany
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apeltzer/README.md

Hi! I'm @apeltzer (Alex Peltzer)👋

I'm a bioinformatician from Germany currently working as a principal scientist in TMCP TA Oncology at Boehringer Ingelheim and thus currently work mostly in Clinical Oncology projects these days.

I co-founded the nf-core community with which I'm still heavily involved as well as am still interested in all things around Nextflow. Previously, I worked on ancient DNA tools during my PhD, for which I have built and contributed to tools such as EAGER.

I am passionate about open science and developing best-practices for data analysis, tooling for reproducible research to enable scientists to deliver impactful work in a reproducible and well maintainable manner. This is also reflected in ongoing initiatives such as the regulatory special interest group formed within the nf-core community to foster harmonized standards for doing pipeline analysis work across both academia and industry using Nextflow and nf-core guidelines.

You can find me here:

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  1. nf-core/eager Public

    A fully reproducible and state-of-the-art ancient DNA analysis pipeline

    Nextflow 160 82

  2. nf-core/rnafusion Public

    RNA-seq analysis pipeline for detection of gene-fusions

    Nextflow 150 106

  3. nf-core/smrnaseq Public

    A small-RNA sequencing analysis pipeline

    Nextflow 80 125

  4. nf-core/scrnaseq Public

    Single-cell RNA-Seq pipeline for barcode-based protocols such as 10x, DropSeq or SmartSeq, offering a variety of aligners and empty-droplet detection

    Nextflow 255 185

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Contributed to nf-core/smrnaseq, nf-core/demultiplex, nf-core/website and 34 other repositories
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March 2025

Created 6 commits in 2 repositories

Created a pull request in nf-core/website that received 1 comment

Sorry not possible atm

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