Welcome to the announcement list for the Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO). This list is designed for users of the HPO and especially developers and anybody interested in the files or API for the HPO pro

Dear HPO users, we published the March 2018 release of HPO and annotation data. Thanks to all contributors. Please continue to give us feedback and suggestions. Thanks, The HPO Team -- Dr. rer. nat. S

Dear HPO Users. In clinical settings, phenotypic abnormalities are often defined using specialized medical terminology, which can be difficult for patients to understand. This so-called terminology-ga

Dear HPO Users, we have just released a new version of HPO and the annotation data. As usual, we are happy about feedback. Best, Sebastian (on behalf of the HPO team) -- Prof. Dr. Sebastian Köhler Ber

Dear HPO Users. We are excited to announce the release of the new and refreshed HPO website (http://human-phenotype-ontology.org). The updated site includes improvements to the search and navigation f

Dear HPO-Users, we just published a new release for July 2018. We again want to thank you all for your suggestions. Best, Sebastian (on behalf of the HPO team) -- Prof. Dr. Sebastian Köhler Berlin Ins

Dear HPO-Users, we have decided to not include the mysql-version of HPO into the release anymore. This will reduce maintenance costs on our side and a brief survey showed that none of our users would

Dear HPO Community, I hope this message finds you well. I’m just emailing to inform you that we have published a new HPO release for October 2018. Some basic information about the update are: - Over 1

Dear HPO Users, we are happy to share with you three news items related to HPO, which are hopefully of interest to you: - we have just release the December 2018 version of HPO. Thanks for all your hel

Dear colleagues, The HPO project is applying for this NIH grant (https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/par-18-796.html): PAR-18-796: Computational Approaches to Curation at Scale for Biomedical

Dear HPO Users. The HPO consortium is announcing the April 2019 release of HPO and its associated resources. First and foremost we would like to announce that we are now using the Ontology Development

Dear HPO community, the HPO consortium is announcing the June 2019 release of HPO and its associated resources. Since the last release we have added 62 new OMIM entries and provide annotation updates

Dear HPO-Users, we are very happy to announce our September 2019 release. We worked a lot on further extending and improving the HPO resources. Please see https://github.com/obophenotype/human-phenoty

Dear HPO Users, we have just made a new release of HPO, the disease-annotations, and the gene annotations. In total we have added 80 new OMIM entries and added over 2000 new disease annotations. Over

Dear colleagues, the HPO is planning to submit two NIH grant proposals to support our work and it would be extremely useful if members of this list could send us letters of support. I am now asking fo

Dear HPO Users, after November 2019, we finally provide the first HPO release in 2020. This new release introduces 129 new HPO terms (especially for the Kidney Precision Medicine Project and the Epile

Hi HPO-fans, we have just create a new HPO release with lots of new terms for better representation of epilepsy phenotypes (see Epilepsome project, further questions Peter Robinson or Ingo Helbig). Ad

Dear HPO Users, we have just created a new HPO release for June 2020. We have added 103 new classes, mostly from pulmonological diseases. Besides that we have restructured the hierarchies around - pai

Dear HPO-community, two months are over and we have created the HPO release for August 2020. We have again added almost 200 new HPO classes. This release has a special focus on laboratory abnormalitie

Dear HPO users, we are happy to announce our October 2020 release of HPO. We have added 126 new HPO terms - mostly abnormal concentrations of chemicals and several terms from pulmonology. A more compr