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FAIR data treatment is one of DTL’s core themes. FAIR stands for ‘Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable’. The FAIR Data principles act as an international guideline for high quality research data management.

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More than 130 Dutch life science expert groups have registered themselves as DTL-associated ‘Technology Hotel’. Technology Hotels offer their high-end technologies and the associated expertise and infrastructure to researchers who do not have access to such facilities.

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DTL acts as the Dutch node of ELIXIR, the European data infrastructure for the life sciences. ELIXIR unites Europe’s leading life science organisations in managing and safeguarding the increasing volume of data generated by publicly funded research.

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DTL has been set up by its partners to interconnect local infrastructures. To this end, DTL and its partners are actively involved in several large-scale research infrastructure initiatives.

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Life science professionals face common data and technological challenges along the road from research question to sharable data. The DTL community overcomes these challenges together.

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