Presentations

1. Digital biotechnology
2. The value chain
3. Examples
4. Tools and funding
5. Data sharing

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Björgólfur Hávarðsson is Innovation Manager in the NCE Seafood Innovation Cluster, Norway. He leads AquaCloud, a sea-louse forecast system that streams data from 3000 netcages to provide individually tailored precautionary recommendations to its participants. What do the participants contribute, and what do they get out? What are their motivations, and how was the collaboration organised?

Look to medicine: Computer models enter clinical practice. The genotype x environment --> phenotype map. The Digital Life Norway network and researcher projects. The Digital Salmon: a library of models and data. The merits of mathematical modelling. Commoditizing models and data. Goals for the workshop:

• Participants' input!
• Is there support for a Digital Salmon knowledge base? -- Moral commitment from industry, academia, funders. -- Some form of consortium, reponsible for next workshop. ...

How do you communicate a complex research endeavour in simple words and pictures using only two minutes? In my case that turned out to be scientifically impossible, but we managed to shave it down to three. This poster shows and tells how we went about it.

Three-minute presentation of the Digital Salmon research programme. Explains the societal challenge of sustainable fish feed, how systems biology helps speed up the search for better solutions, and the grand aim to build a library of mathematical models of salmon physiology linked to omics data.

Talk by Jon Olav Vik, Norwegian University of Life Sciences