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This workshop will be organized by the GMDS project group "FAIRe Dateninfrastrukturen für die Biomedizinische Informatik", established in early 2019. The aim of this project group is to present the activities in various projects and at different German research locations with regard to infrastructures for FAIRes (Finadable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data management. To this end, a joint exchange of experience will take place in order to plan joint concepts (e.g. dissemination of FAIR, ...

The overarching integrating power of computational modelling, from systems biology to systems medicine

Participants will learn how to structure and share complex data in a Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable (FAIR) manner. Hands-on sessions, lectures and software demonstrations will provide attendees with the necessary skills to apply components of the FAIRDOM infrastructure in their daily work for interrelating and exchanging data, models and corresponding information.

FAIRDOM is a research infrastructure offering data management support. The SEEK software is designed as registry and ...

Target audience: Wet-lab scientists and people dealing with experimental and/or clinical data for research

Topics include:

• Best practice data structuring (spreadsheets) for experimental and (clinical) samples data
• Comprehensive and unambiguous data description and annotation
• Standard formats and terminologies for data and metadata
• Guidelines for reporting data (Minimum information standards)
• Annotation tools (e.g. RightField: http://www.rightfield.org.uk)
• Using SEEK & FAIRDOMhub ...

The meeting will provide a great opportunity for discussion between modellers, experimentalists and clinicians and to organize and harmonize our future work within the LiSyM network on the grassroot level.

All PhD students as well as all PostDocs of the LiSyM network are kindly requested to register by February 1st

This event is a jointly organized Data Management PALs Meeting that involves PALs from the German LiSyM (Liver Systems Medicine) network and from the ERASysAPP (ERA-Net for Systems Biology Applications) initiative. PALs (Project Area Liaisons) are the front line experts of the data management teams of these projects. They act as data management advocates and help gathering user requirements and testing potential data management solutions. An important part of the meeting will be to gather the ...