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SABS-R3 Student Software

A collection of software written and contributed to by SABS-R3 students.

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SABS-R3 Software Projects

The Drug Discovery Game - An interactive web-application designed for medicinal chemists to learn about the drug discovery and design process. The aim of the game is to design a compound which inhibits the protein MMP-12 by running various tests and assays.

ECIQC - An extensible clinical imaging quality control tool to automatically vaildate the DICOM images used in medical research.

  • Pavan Chaggar Emmanuel Oladokun Julia Krol Emmanuelle Bourigault Alex Tanaka Elliot Barbeary Hazel Wee Ollie Turnbull Ian McFarlane Alexi Hussain Ola Kalisz Yiming Wei Martin Robinson

AutoAbDab - An automated pipeline to build a database of antibodies specific to a chosen pathogen.

  • Gemma Gordon Fabian Spoendlin Brennan Abanades Kenyon Tobias Olsen Jesse Murray Emily Jin Hongyu Qian

epiabm — Epidemiological agent-based modelling packages in both Python and C++.

  • Kit Gallagher Richard Creswell Ioana Bouros Nicholas Fan Elizabeth Hayman Luke Heirene Patricia Lamirande Lara Herriott Isaac Ellmen Nathan Schofield Henriette Capel Jiayuan Zhu
  • Unit tests (python versions) Unit tests (cpp versions) Documentation Status codecov DOI

EpiGeoPop — A tool for developing spatially accurate country-level epidemiological models

  • Isaac Ellmen

Libraries

  • PINTS — a framework for optimisation and Bayesian inference on ODE models of noisy time-series, such as arise in electrochemistry and cardiac electrophysiology.

    • David Augustin Simon Marchant
    • Unit tests on multiple python versions Unit tests on multiple operating systems codecov Functional testing code Functional testing results binder readthedocs
  • Chi — Chi is a framework for pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic (PKPD) modelling, including simulation of treatment responses and the inference of model parameters from population data.

    • David Augustin
    • Unit tests on multiple python versions Unit tests on multiple operating systems codecov Documentation Status
  • ImmuneBuilder — A set of deep learning models to predict the structure of antibodies, nanobodies and TCRs.

    • Brennan Abanades
    • PyPI - Downloads
  • ABlooper — Tool for modelling the CDR loops in antibodies.

    • Brennan Abanades
    • PyPI - Downloads
  • branchpro — Tool for modelling branching processes to estimate the time-dependent reproduction number of a disease with imported cases.

    • Ioana Bouros Richard Creswell David Augustin Andrew Ó Heachteirn Hui Jia Farm Siting Miao
    • Run Unit Tests on multiple OS Run Unit Tests on multiple python versions Documentation Status codecov
  • seirmo — Tool for modelling the outbreak of an infectious disease with the SEIR model.

    • Hui Jia Farm Siting Miao David Augustin Kit Gallagher Nicholas Fan Patricia Lamirande Richard Creswell Elizabeth Hayman Ioana Bouros Luke Heirene
    • Unit tests (python versions) Unit tests (OS versions) codecov Documentation Status
  • epimodels — A collection of multiple epidemiological models used in the modelling of cases observed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    • Ioana Bouros
    • Multiple python versions Multiple OS Copyright License Documentation Status codecov Style (flake8)
  • Paragraph — Antibody paratope prediction using graph neural networks with minimal feature vectors.

    • Lewis Chinery
    • GitHub Repo stars
  • AbLang — AbLang: A language model for antibodies.

    • Tobias Hegelund Olsen
    • GitHub Repo stars
  • KA-Search — KA-Search: Rapid and exhaustive sequence identity search of known antibodies.

    • Tobias Hegelund Olsen Brennan Abanades
    • GitHub Repo stars
  • fragment-ranking — A method for ranking fragments by how much novel information they give about protein targets in fragment screens. When using the results of fragment screens on many diverse targets, this method has been shown to select a set of functionally diverse fragments that can get information more efficiently from new targets.

    • Anna Carbery
    • GitHub Repo stars

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Publications

  • Filter inference — A scalable nonlinear mixed effects inference approach for snapshot time series data.
    • David Augustin Ben Lambert Ken Wang Antje Walz Martin Robinson David Gavaghan

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