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Watch ELIXIR’s Biosharing webinar

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The recording and slides from last week’s webinar on Biosharing presented by Peter McQuilton (ELIXIR-UK) can now be found on the ELIXIR website. Biosharing is a curated, informative and educational resource on inter-related data standards, databases, and policies in the life, environmental and biomedical sciences and it is a formal resource of ELIXIR.

2 BYODs coming up

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DTL frequently organises ‘Bring your own data’ (BYOD) workshops, where research data are made FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable). The FAIR data principles act as an international guideline for good data stewardship. In BYODs, domain experts work side by side with FAIR data experts to get hands-on experience with FAIRifying real-world datasets. Two BYODs will be organised in May and June 2017. Please contact Mascha Jansen… Continue reading →

Workshop Future of Metabolomics in ELIXIR: a report

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On 25 April 2017, ELIXIR-NL and ELIXIR Germany organised a workshop ‘Future of Metabolomics in ELIXIR’ at Frankfurt Airport, in collaboration with the PhenoMeNal project and the Netherlands Metabolomics Centre. More than 30 persons from 10 countries participated. A summary report from the workshop is now available.

Biosharing webinar on 17 May

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Peter McQuilton (ELIXIR-UK) will present a webinar on Biosharing this Wednesday 17 May, 15.00 CET. Biosharing is a curated, informative and educational resource on inter-related data standards, databases, and policies in the life, environmental and biomedical sciences. The webinars is open for anyone to join. Further details here.

Train-the-trainer in clinical bioinformatics and best practices workshop 3-5 July Cambridge UK

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An ELIXIR EXCELERATE Train-the-Trainer in Clinical bioinformatics and HEE best practices workshop will be held in Cambridge UK, 3-5 July 2017. The aim of the course is to provide new trainers with guidance and tips for developing and delivering training in bioinformatics to clinical audiences. This will be followed by a best practices workshop, providing an opportunity for people already involved in… Continue reading →

25 April 2017: Workshop Future of Metabolomics in ELIXIR

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ELIXIR-NL and ELIXIR-DE are jointly organising a one-day strategic workshop on the ‘Future of Metabolomics in ELIXIR’ on 25 April 2017 at Frankfurt Airport in Germany. This is done in collaboration with the PhenoMeNal H2020 e-infrastructure project and the Netherlands Metabolomics Centre. The programme is designed to allow same-day travel in and out. The workshop will build on the outcomes of a… Continue reading →

Watch the video about ELIXIR’s resources

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ELIXIR Europe has produced a video to present some of ELIXIR’s resources and their impact. You can watch the video on YouTube. ELIXIR unites Europe’s leading life science organisations in managing and safeguarding the increasing volume of data being generated by publicly funded research. DTL hosts the Dutch node of ELIXIR.

ELIXIR community meets in Rome: ELIXIR 2017 All Hands meeting

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Last month, ELIXIR held its 3rd All Hands meeting in Rome, Italy. Hosting nearly 300 participants from ELIXIR nodes and partner organisations, the meeting presented the work of ELIXIR Platforms and Use Cases and reviewed the progress over the past 12 months. Read the report about the event, including links to slides and photos.

Looking back on the first ELIXIR Galaxy Developer Workshop

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Galaxy is an open, web-based platform for data-intensive biomedical research. On 16-19 January 2017, the first European Galaxy Developer Workshop took place in Strasbourg. ELIXIR-NL and the Dutch Galaxy Working Group were actively involved in the workshop’s organisation. Galaxy Training, in both the Dutch and European context, is one of the key focus areas of DTL’s training and education activities. The objectives for the workshop… Continue reading →
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