COVID-19 Data & Code Reuse Competition
Who? Open to everyone, individuals or groups.
When? Submit your entry between May 15 and September 15 2021.
Data highlights
Highlights of recent openly shared data and data re-use. See all highlights
Interferon signatures in SARS-CoV-2 infected liver cells could provide knowledge for new antiviral therapies
2021-07-06
Chen and Saccon et al. used a proteomics-based approach to study how SARS-CoV-2 infection affected Type-1 interferon signalling in liver cells. Both data and code are published.
Cost-effective COVseq method could be used for large-scale genomic surveillance of VOCs
2021-07-01
Simonetti, Zhang, and Harbers et al. have shared a cost-effective, scalable and versatile method (alongside associated data and code) that could facilitate large-scale genomic surveillance of variants of concern (VOCs).
The Swedish SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 research output since the beginning of the pandemic
2021-06-21
To date, 1.400+ journal articles and preprints have been published by researchers affiliated to a Swedish university or research institute. The database of these publications is compiled by the Portal and is available for download.
Sample Collection Database
Registry of Swedish biobanks and sample collections for COVID-19 research. About the database
Research projects
Overview of ongoing research projects, publications, and funding opportunities in Sweden.
Pages with recent data and visualizations on SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 tests carried out at various research facilities.
About this portal
The Swedish COVID-19 Data Portal provides information, guidelines, tools and services to support researchers to utilise Swedish and European infrastructures for data sharing. The portal is a national node of the European COVID-19 Data Portal. The portal is operated by the SciLifeLab Data Centre and partners. Suggestions, corrections, and other comments are most welcome.
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