In November, ELIXIR-LU and PetaGene shared the first EKES (ELIXIR Knowledge Exchange Scheme) pilot outcome — a webinar on genomic data privacy. This workshop was the basis for future collaboration between Petagene and ELIXIR Luxembourg, with a scope to expand to other ELIXIR Nodes. The webinar fo... (read more)
Published on: December 07, 2020
ELIXIR-LU, the Luxembourgish node of ELIXIR, the European infrastructure for life science information, focuses on long-term sustainability of tools and data for Translational Medicine.
Translational Medicine data integrate clinical information with molecular and cellular data for a better understanding of diseases.
ELIXIR-LU aims to facilitate long-term access to those research data and to tools for scientists in both academia and industry. This will allow the reuse of previously generated data to address new research questions and dramatically save time and cost.
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Repository for high quality Translational Medicine data
Integration of well-curated clinical and molecular data from cohorts and large consortia. Implementation of standardised electronic data capture, data harmonisation and curation.
High-performance data access and computing services
Sustainable access management according to well-defined criteria, in order to meet the security and accountability requirements of ELIXIR, of the General European data protection regulation (GDPR), and of the research community. Platforms and tools to allow efficient data access and analysis.
Support and user training
Workshops and courses on data management, curation, analytics and visualisation. Continuous education of software developers, data managers and researchers.
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ELIXIR-LU first EKES webinar with PetaGene
PerMedCoE: HPC/Exascale Centre of Excellence in Personalised Medicine
Coordinated by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) and funded by the European Commission, this recently launched HPC centre of excellence will optimise codes for cell-level simulations in HPC/Exascale and bridge the gap between organ and molecular simulations, thus contributing to the Europ... (read more)
Published on: October 17, 2020
