Our SciLifeLab
We know that it’s sometimes easy to only have eyes for your own work. But being part of SciLifeLab also means being part of something bigger.
Take a moment and scroll down this page, to find out more about our organisation. Your organisation.
TOWARDS TECHNOLOGY- AND DATA-DRIVEN LIFE SCIENCE
Roadmap 2020 – 2030
Curious about the steps SciLifeLab will be taking towards a more technology- and data-driven approach to life science? Take a peek at our new 10-year strategy – jointly created by you in the SciLifeLab community, our host universities and a number of Swedish life science stakeholders.
Organisation and management
As a joint academic effort, SciLifeLab has it’s own organisational structure and governance, but with close links to both the four founding host universities and other universities in Sweden. If you’d like to dive in to the fine print on how SciLifeLab is managed, you’re in the right section!
SciLifeLab Group Leaders
The two pillars of SciLifeLab are our national research infrastructure and our research community, and their relationship is truly synergistic. The updated Group Leader definition was approved by our Board in November 2019 and replaces previously used terms like “faculty” and “PI”, which tend to be defined differently at each university and often don’t take into account infrastructure and technology expert roles. Follow the link to find guidelines on how we define the concept of Group Leaders, including both research groups and infrastructure units.
Integration & introduction for SciLifeLab Fellows
The Integration & Introduction document for the SciLifeLab Fellows’ program is aimed to support the Fellows’ program, including recruitment, follow-up and exit processes, i.e. a reference guide for all involved stakeholders. It’s not a formal steering document, rather, it builds on other, previous decisions and university agreements.
For printable PDF, please click the document icon.
Data Centre
Our Data Centre focus mainly on data arising from the use of SciLifeLab infrastructure platforms, both to promote research on adding value to data, research deriving biological knowledge from data, and infrastructure making data findable and available. However, you are always welcome to reach out to Data Center with any data-centric question.