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  • Queen Mary University of London
  • London, United Kingdom
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rhenkin/README.md

Hi there 👋

I'm a Postdoctoral Researcher and Data Engineer at Queen Mary University of London. My background is in data visualisation and I'm interested in making visualisations more useful throughout complete data analysis workflows and not only for communication. I work with Python, R or Javascript depending on what project I'm working on and which language makes it easier to collaborate with other people. I created the following packages:

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  1. C4TB/shinyExprPortal C4TB/shinyExprPortal Public

    Deploy interactive Shiny portals for exploration and showcase of analysis of molecular expression and phenotype data using a configuration file.

    R 4 1

  2. visxhclust visxhclust Public

    A Shiny app and functions for visual exploration of hierarchical clustering.

    R 4 1

  3. vfinputs vfinputs Public

    Visual filter inputs for Shiny apps. Interactive color legends to coordinate filtering across outputs.

    R 1

  4. rforceplots rforceplots Public

    Wrapper for shapjs node package for easy force plots in R without Python dependencies

    R 1