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I work on the Semantic Scholar academic search engine, and wanted to let people know about a blog post we just put up where we combed through 7 million biomed papers and found the most-mentioned GitHub repos. The top one was Sickle, and 14 out of the top 15 were bioinformatics (the 15th was Keras, a general deep learning library). Enjoy!
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Thanks for sharing! Interesting project. -
Thanks SES! Also do you have any suggestions about the best ways to let people know about the blog? We're mostly just a bunch of computer scientists at Semantic Scholar so we don't know the field well - I literally found this forum by googling around. But if the post is worthwhile for bioinformatics specialists I would really love to spread it around a bit more. Thanks!!Comment
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You could also post this on Biostars.org using "News" category.Comment
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