At #ISMB2025 in Liverpool? Interested in polygenic scores? Ben Wingfield will be back at his poster this afternoon at 4 PM (B507 / TransMed) to discuss all things pgsc_calc - our portable, scalable Nextflow workflow, designed for PGS calculation at scale in TREs! Go say hello!

Great to see so many PGS Catalog IDs in the wild on posters at #ESHG2025, #OpenData and #FAIRdata for all! Users and submitters are the lifeblood of the resource, get in touch if you ever have feedback or suggestions for improvement!

Discover data from our latest release:
- New PGS for atrial fibrillation (buff.ly/E1TkmKv)
- PGS optimised for East Asian ancestry in cancer (buff.ly/gLkYKVo) and 10 other common diseases (buff.ly/nG7rOIq)

Find out how to submit your data here: buff.ly/nJCjUMr

📣 Excited to share our new tutorial with @training.ebi.embl.org ! The course covers the basics of polygenic scores and describes the PGS Catalog resources (buff.ly/L8e6a3J, including pgsc_calc), a great overview of the area. Access the course online at buff.ly/CEBWMio!

If you're interested in the PGS Catalog Calculator we're hosting a free training webinar @ebi.embl.org on December 4th: www.ebi.ac.uk/training/eve... (registration required). Come along, or catch up with the recording after!

cc @iamslambert.bsky.social

The Catalog isn't just a knowledgebase and source of polygenic scores, we also provide open-soruce tools to make PGS calculation easier and more reproducible! You can find our pgsc_calc tool on github (github.com/PGScatalog/p...) with extensive documentation (pgsc-calc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).

Let's start with introductions! The PGS Catalog is an open database of polygenic scores and the relevant metadata required for accurate application and evaluation. Everything is on our website www.PGSCatalog.org, and our newest publication describes how far we've come: rdcu.be/d1vTG since 2019!