Do you use rust for bioinformatics ? Share your story with us at FOSDEM 2027

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Hi fellow rustaceans,

If you are using Rust for bioinformatics, we have a dedicated dev room for bioinformatics at Fosdem next January !
It's the second year in a row and last year had a lot of interesting talks (no rust involved unfortunately).

All the relevant information is here: Call for Participation: 2nd Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Developer Room at FOSDEM 2027 | fosdem-bioinformatics

Don't hesitate to PM me for more information.
Alexis

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