I just saw that the Oxford journal “Bioinformatics” has made an online collection of papers on next generation sequencing published in the journal. This ‘virtual issue’ could very well turn out to be a useful resource for people working with NGS if they do a good job on keeping it up-to-date (well, at least for methods published in Bioinformatics). I just browsed the list and found a handful of interesting papers I have to read now.

From the homepage:

Next-generation sequencing technologies are revolutionising genomics and their effects are becoming increasingly widespread. Many tools and algorithms relevant to next-generation sequencing applications have been published in Bioinformatics, and so to celebrate this contribution we have gathered these together in this ‘Bioinformatics for Next Generation Sequencing’ virtual issue. This will be a living resource that we will continually update to include the very latest papers in this area to help researchers keep abreast of the latest developments.

You can find the NGS virtual issue here.