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
The Swedish COVID-19 Data Portal one year on - focus on openly sharing data and code
2021-06-03
One year ago today, on June 3rd 2020, the Swedish COVID-19 Data Portal was launched and became the first national node of the European data sharing platform for COVID-19 research efforts. Here, we look back at the highlights over the last year.
Quantitative proteomic provides important knowledge about cellular response against SARS CoV-2
2021-05-19
Saccon and colleagues studied changes in protein abundance caused by SARS-CoV-2 virus in susceptible cell lines using quantitative proteomics. All proteomics were made data openly available in different repositories.
Proteomic profiling in COVID-19 patients as biomarkers to monitor disease severity
2021-04-13
Recent study examined a large number of inflammatory, immune response, cardiovascular, and neurological markers in the blood of patients variously impacted by COVID-19. Data and analysis code were shared in public repositories.
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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