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SciLifeLab Research Data Management Roadshow in Lund
2024-12-11 15:30 - 2024-12-12 15:00 (Europe/Stockholm) | BMC – Biomedical Centre (Lund), Sölvegatan 19, Lund, 22362, Sweden
SciLifeLab Data Centre and NBIS, in collaboration with SciLifeLab Lund, welcome you to join a 2-day event with presentations, workshops, & networking.

SciLifeLab Data Management is a collaborative activity between SciLifeLab Data Centre and NBIS Data Management team. Together we support and collaborate with the Swedish life sciences research community and infrastructure. Our aims are to: maximize the value of life science data, highlight and disseminate information about Open Science, FAIR, and good RDM practices, offer services, tools, and support, and offer courses and training. SciLifeLab Research Data Management Roadshow will visit all SciLifeLab sites during 2024 and 2025.

During the Roadshow in Lund, the following activities are offered:

Seminar “Overview of Research Data Management services and support available locally and from SciLifeLab”, 11 Dec 15:30-16:30 (fika will be served from 15), Belfragesalen, BMC D15Target group: PhD students, postdocs, researchers and infrastructure staff

FAIR Frukost, 12 Dec, 9:00-10:00, (BMC:E11079 Dialogen)Target group: PhD students and postdocs

Workshops, 12 Dec,Part I: Data Management Plans, 10:00-12:00 (BMC:E11079 Dialogen)Part II: Data submission to public repositories, 13:00-15:00 (BMC:E11073 Rådslaget)

Target group: PhD students, postdocs, researchers and infrastructure staff

Registration deadline: December 9th

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DDLS Annual Conference 2024 workshops
2024-11-14 13:30 - 15:30 | Hilton Slussen, Guldgränd 8, 104 65, Stockholm
During the second day of the DDLS Annual conference 2024 participants will have an opportunity to attend one of the workshops. The workshops are directed at researchers in data-driven life science in all career stages.

Each workshop has a limited number of seats, on the first come first served basis. Those registered after the limit is reached will be placed on the waiting list.

The workshops will take place in various rooms of the main venue of the conference – Hilton Slussen. All workshops start at 13:30 but end at various times. Coffee/tea and fika will be served during the workshops.

Feel free to email datacentre@scilifelab.se with any questions.

Workshops

Hands-on with Large Language Models

Held by: Ola Spjuth (UU, SciLifeLab) and AI data engineers at SciLifeLab Data Centre

Where and when: November 14, 2024 at 13:30-15:00, room Sofokles

Description: Tools based on Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, etc. are now widely used in various tasks such as drafting and editing texts, analyzing data, writing and troubleshooting code, creating images, etc. This workshop is aimed at researchers who never used or only recently started using LLM-based tools and would like to learn more. We will start with a theoretical introduction of how LLMs work and in which tasks they can be especially useful. Workshop participants can then choose from a number of hands-on exercises that they can complete on their own laptops. We will be available to help and answer questions.

Packaging and sharing data science applications as Docker container images

Held by: Data Engineers at the SciLifeLab Data Centre.

Where and when: November 14, 2024 at 13:30-15:30, room Platon

Description: This workshop is aimed at life science researchers who want to share data science applications such as apps built with R Shiny, Plotly Dash, Gradio, Streamlit etc. publicly or with colleagues. Docker container images are a powerful tool for packaging and sharing applications and analyses widely used in both industry and academia. During the workshop we will first present the basics of Docker and how to build Docker container images. Building on this knowledge participants will then carry out hands-on exercises on their own laptops while we will be available to help. Finally, we will also demonstrate how to publish applications packaged as Docker images on SciLifeLab Serve (https://serve.scilifelab.se) and make them available on the web with a URL (for example, to be used in research papers or other output). SciLifeLab Serve is a service available free of charge to all life science researchers in Sweden. The participants are welcome to bring their own data science applications, and we can help packaging them on the spot.

How to boost your career using Open Science

Held by: Joanna Sendecka, Suné Joubert, & Parul Tewatia, SciLifeLab Data Center; Ineke Luijten, SciLifeLab Training Hub

Where and when: November 14, 2024 at 13:30-15:30, room Eros

Description: Over the past years, the evaluation of researchers by institutions, journals, and funders has been expanded to encompass more than just publication metrics. This workshop is aimed at researchers that want to learn how to use new researcher evaluation criteria to boost their careers by increasing visibility of and gaining credit for all of their research outputs. In this workshop, we will discuss past, current, and future evaluation criteria, and will then provide hands-on exercises to demonstrate how researchers can get and give credit for a range of research outputs, including datasets, software, code, public engagement, and training. We will do this in adherence with DORA and CoARA principles, and the use of a variety of tools, such as CRediT taxonomy and ORCID.

Registration

Since there is a limited number of seats in each workshop please sign up only if you intend to attend.

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Data Delivery System (DDS) Workshop for Unit Users
2024-08-28 10:00 - 15:00 | SciLifeLab Campus Solna, Tomtebodavägen 23 A, Solna, Sweden
We invite current and future users of the Data Delivery System (DDS) from SciLifeLab units to join us for a workshop.

When: August 28 in Alfa 2 Milky Way, SciLifeLab Solna.

Register: Register before Aug 23 24.00

Max participants: 20

The workshop will include hands-on introductions to registration, client installation & project access management, as well as troubleshooting common issues. There will also be a session looking to the future of DDS: future plans and gathering end-user input (e.g. what are the personas amongst your unit’s data recipients?).

This workshop is limited to 20 participants and, we’d love as many SciLifeLab units as possible to be represented, so would really appreciate you coordinating within your unit to decide who should attend. If there is sufficient demand, this workshop will run again in the future.

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Practical Information

The workshop will take place in-person at the SciLifeLab Solna campus. Participants must bring their own laptops for the hands-on component of the day. Lunch will be provided ( if you have dietary restrictions please note this in the registration)

Preliminary Agenda

09:30-10:00Fika10:00-10:10Welcome & practical info10:10-10:25Intro to DDS 10:30-12:00Registration, client installation & project access12:00-13:00Lunch13:00-13:45Project life cycle & support14:00-15:00Future development & user input

Contact information

For questions contact the Data Delivery System team at SciLifeLab Data Centre. Contact person: Aishling Cooke

Email: delivery@scilifelab.se

FAIRPoints 'Ask Me Anything' webinar on Equitable and transparent access to information
2023-09-26 14:00 - 15:30 | Online event via Zoom
Welcome to join SciLifeLab Data Centre for this virtual FAIRPoints ‘Ask Me Anything’ event. The theme of this session is “FAIRPoints ‘Ask Me Anything’ on Equitable and transparent access to information“. A discussion about the role of infrastructure for open and equitable access of information, how this reflects in design decisions and how open and FAIR relate to or mean to the rest of the world.

Speakers: Sharif Islam; DiSSCo (Distributed System of Scientific Collections), and Karl Meyer; GÉANT. The event is moderated by Emma Wilson.

When: Sept 26th 14.00-15.30 CEST virtual event.

This event is hosted by SciLifeLab Data Centre in collaboration with FAIRPoints, RDA, EOSC and FDO.

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For more information or inquiries please contact: Sara El-Gebali, SciLifeLab Data Centre, Project leader, Metadata and curation, sara.elgebali@scilifelab.uu.se or fairpoints@protonmail.com

Learn more about FAIRPoints, an event series highlighting pragmatic measures developed by the community towards the implementation of the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data principles here.

Overview of compute and storage resources in data-driven life science
2023-09-08 11:00 - 12:00
Compute and storage resources available to the life science field in Sweden are provided by several different organisations. SciLifeLab and the DDLS program are in various ways providing access to infrastructure, new data services, and support to existing ones. We work towards improved coordination and accessibility.

At this event on September 8, representatives for SciLifeLab Data Centre, National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden (NBIS), National Academic Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden (NAISS) and National Supercomputer Centre at Linköping University (NSC) will give an overview of who does what and how to access different services, and how to interact regarding input, feedback or suggested new services. There will also be time for a Q & A.

Agenda

11:00-11.05 Introduction, Johan Rung

11:05-11:15 Overview of SciLifeLab resources, Jonas Svensson, Liane Hughes, Konstantin Dossis

11:15-11:25 Overview of NAISS resources, Johan Raber

11:25-11:35 Overview of NSC resources (Berzelius) Soumi Chaki, Xuan Gu

11:35-11:45 Overview of NBIS & UPPMAX resources, Marcus Lundberg

11.45.-11:50 Summary

11:50-12:00 Q & A- ways of working

12:00-12.30 For follow-up questions in four breakout rooms: SciLifeLab, NBIS-UPPMAX, NAISS, or NSC.

Date: Sept 8, 11:00-12:00 CEST on Zoom, followed by 30 min break-out rooms for additional questions to the respresentatives from SciLifeLab, NBIS-UPPMAX, NAISS, and NSC.

Target group: Researchers, research staff and others interested in compute and storage resources in life science.

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Welcome!

For questions about the event please contact SciLifeLab Data Centre on email datacentre@scilifelab.se For more information about services for data-driven life science research see SciLifeLab Data Platform

FAIRPoints Ask Me Anything on Machine actionability - Online
2023-06-07 14:00 - 15:30 | Online event via Zoom
Please join SciLifeLab Data Centre in collaboration with FAIRPoints, RDA, EOSC, and FDO for the upcoming events FAIRPoints Ask Me Anything on Machine actionability.

We warmly invite you to join us for this beginner friendly session of FAIRPoints Ask Me Anything, diving deep into the world of machine actionability.This thought-provoking discussion will explore the essentials for achieving machine actionability such as semantics, metadata, operations, and types. We’ll also delve into why automation is an integral part of research, how researchers are creating machine actionable research outputs, and the tools available to facilitate these applications.Our distinguished speakers include Claus Weiland and Ivonne Anders. Dr. Claus Weiland, researcher at Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre (SBIK-F) (https://www.rd-alliance.org/users/claus-weiland) and Dr. Ivonne Anders, researcher at DKRZ (https://www.rd-alliance.org/users/ianders). Lead by our moderators Juliane Schneider, Emma Wilson and Andrea Medina Smith.

Date & Time: NEW DATE: June 7th 14:00 – 15:30 Swedish time (12:00 – 13:30 UTC)

Register: https://shrtco.de/uxXY2WTarget group: researchers, infrastructure, technical staff, interested

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: FAIRPoints ‘Ask Me Anything’ webinar on Machine actionability. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.This event is hosted by FAIRPoints (https://fairpoints.org/) and supported by RDA (https://www.rd-alliance.org/), EOSC (https://eoscfuture-grants.eu/) & SciLifeLab-DataCentre (https://www.scilifelab.se/data) in collaboration with FDO (https://fairdo.org/).

More information or inquiries please contact Dr Sara El-Gebali, Project lead for metadata and curation, SciLifeLab Data Centre at datacentre@scilifelab.se or fairpoints@protonmail.com

SciLifeLab Data Platform Launch
2023-05-26 11:00 - 12:00 | Online event via Zoom
Join SciLifeLab Data Centre for the official launch of the SciLifeLab Data Platform. At this launch event, we will demonstrate how the data platform supports DDLS, the services we offer, and how you can get access to hosting resources. In addition, a number of our users will present their user cases, followed by a summary.

Date: May 26th at 11-12 CEST

The SciLifeLab Data Platform is a technical environment offering data-centric tools and databases as well as an overarching website with the goal to support and accelerate data-driven life science research in Sweden.

The services hosted on the Platform are available to all life science researchers in Sweden. The platform is maintained by the SciLifeLab Data Centre.The services hosted on the SciLifeLab Data Platform adhere to the values of open science, transparent research, and FAIR as well as good data management practises throughout the data life cycle.

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Launch event

11.00-11.15 Welcome and introduction to the SciLifeLab Data Platform, Johan Rung, Head of SciLifeLab Data Centre

11.15-11.35 Platform services, and how to access to hosting resources, Liane Hughes, SciLifeLab Data Centre

11.35-11.50 Flash talks by Platform users Elin Kronander, NBIS, Wesley Schaal, Uppsala University/ SciLifeLab, and Oliver Billker, Umeå University/ SciLifeLab)

11.50-12.00 Summary

Welcome

Registration open till Friday May 26 12.00 CEST

This event will be recorded and available on data.scilifelab.se

For more information please contact SciLifeLab Data Centre at datacentre@scilifelab.se

FAIRPoints-FAIR & Open Research 4Beginners
2022-09-30 16:00 - 18:00 | Online event via Zoom
Location: Online via Zoom

Future generations of scientists will benefit from early introduction of Open and FAIR principles. By providing a general understanding of sound, open, transparent, and reproducible research principles and inspiring students we will gain a positive and real change in the academic culture ultimately leading to better research.

Introducing these concepts to the public can also help demystify the research process, allay public fears about data misuse through inappropriate sharing, and educate and inform the public about what it really means to work Openly and Reproducibly.

It can also be used to persuade the public to support ongoing efforts for Open and FAIR research in order to get the most out of taxpayer funds and garner more interest in participation in citizen science projects.

What we want to do

We call for the inclusion of Open and FAIR principles at earlier time points e.g. in the school curriculum to young adults at school and undergraduate students. Together with Edinburgh ReproducibiliTea community we would like to develop training materials for that purpose.

The training material should encourage students to reflect on more general values such as transparency and openness in research, and motivate them to conduct methodologically sound research avoiding pitfalls associated with a lack of transparency and reproducibility.

This is a community led effort towards developing training material which is supported by the offer of a mentorship program provided by Open Life Science (OLS) to encourage individuals who might be interested in learning how to apply open principles in their work and in taking a leading role.

How to get involved

This is a first of a series of events designed to bring the community together to co-create material needed in different formats, e.g. training slides, guidebooks, video/animations, infographics etc…

We will facilitate the interactions via a series of community check-ins occurring between 4 to 6 weeks intervals, we also offer biweekly co-working sessions and communications via slack for those who would like to stay in touch while working asynchronously.

We welcome all sorts of contributions e.g. input and suggestions, reviewing, spreading the word and advertising, copy editing, art work! You name it!!

Join us at the kick-off to learn more about our plans and how you can contribute.

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About FAIRPoints

FAIRPoints is an event series highlighting pragmatic measures developed by the community towards the implementation of the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data principles, in collaboration with GoFAIR US, SDSC, AGU, and SciLifeLab Data Centre.

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Twitter: @FAIR_Points

γδSTO workshop – Mini-symposium of Stockholm’s γδ T cell community
2022-04-12 00:30 - 01:00 | Navet, SciLifeLab Uppsala, SciLifeLab Uppsala, BMC C11, Husargatan 3, Uppsala, 75237, Sweden
A workshop on the May 5, on gamma delta T cells for our scientific community in Stockholm. Different labs from SciLifeLab, KI (Solna and Fleminsberg) and Stockholm University are invited.

Program:

13:15 / Introduction

Taras Kreslavskiy(KI): Transcriptome-wide screen for γδTCR specificities identifies a novel superantigen-like ligand candidate for Vγ7 γδTCRs

Lola Boutin (KI): Evaluation of the potential of using non-conventional (NC) T cell- based immunotherapy in Medulloblastoma

Patrick Sandoz (KTH): Dynamics of Vγ9Vδ2 T cell cytotoxic functions at the single-cell level

14:30 / Coffee break

Faisal Alagrafi (KI):γδ T cells reconstitution in long term survivors after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

ClàudiaArasa(SU): Functional characteristics of γδ T cells in prematurity and early life, and their response to staphylococcal enterotoxins

Julius Lautenbach (KI): Systems level analysis indicates an interplay between cytophilic antibodies, monocytes, and γδ T cells in malaria tolerance

16:15 / Drinks and Discussion (γ2 lunchroom)

FAIRPoints Presents- Step by step publishing with ResearchEquals
2022-02-24 15:00 - 16:00 | Online event via Zoom
Chris Hartgerink

Speakers bio.

FAIRPoints is an event series highlighting pragmatic measures developed by the community towards the implementation of the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data principles, in collaboration with GoFAIR US, SDSC, AGU, and SciLifeLab Data Centre.

In this talk, we will explore the open source publishing platform ResearchEquals, where you can publish your entire research journey, step by step. With this, researchers get the autonomy to make all their research outputs findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable. In this presentation, Chris Hartgerink shows how you can get started with this new publishing system and how you can help shape its future development.

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Location: Online via Zoom

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FAIRPoints
2022-01-28 17:00 - 18:00 | Online event via Zoom
Location: Online via Zoom

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FAIRPoints is an event series bringing together people across the research ecosystem to discuss, highlight, and share pragmatic solutions to making FAIR a reality.

FAIRPoints in collaboration with GoFAIR US, SDSC, AGU, and SciLifeLab Data Centre aims to enhance community building and knowledge sharing across diverse geographic and domain areas in order to cultivate researchers’ engagement in FAIR on a global scale.

Our main aims are to:

Provide a platform for FAIR conversations featuring the latest developments from the communityHighlight use-cases and how-to-approaches addressing FAIR implementation from researchers and research support staff perspectivesCapture and share the discussion outcomes in pragmatic, bite-sized lesson material with integrated schemasMake FAIR more accessible to broader audiences Explore FAIR practices from a global perspective

This event series will feature the work done around FAIR implementation across our collaborating organizations, cultivate engagement and relationships between researchers on all levels, data service providers, policy-, decision makers and organization members in response to rapid scientific progress, as well as foster the development of impactful and more globally connected FAIR solutions.

To that end, we would like to welcome all those interested in supporting our activities to join our task force and contribute to our working groups, including:

Designing of machine-actionable training materialCommunity building and outreach Technical support Hosting/Co-hosting virtual events Accessibility and inclusionPartnership and collaboration

If you are interested in hearing more and in joining our efforts as we move forward towards launching the event series, please register for our event to receive the Zoom link!

Twitter: @FAIR_Points

Contact: SciLifeLab Data Centre, datacentre@scilifelab.se

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FAIR principles in life science research practice
2021-12-09 09:00 - 16:00 | Online event via Zoom
Location: Online via Zoom

This online workshop will showcase how to put the FAIR principles into practice and is specifically designed to cater to life science researchers at all career stages. It is organised by SciLifeLab Data Centre and NBIS and include international speakers, presenters from the SciLifeLab community and optional hands-on exercises guided by experts from NBIS and SciLifeLab Data Centre.

The workshop aims to highlight some of the strongest motivators for adopting the FAIR principles and demonstrate how to operationalise them in your projects’ data management practices. While the intended audience is the full spectrum of researchers from experienced principal investigators to early career PhDs the registration open to everyone involved in life science research. To serve participants with varying roles and priorities the day is divided into two companion sessions and you can sign up for one or both at your leisure. The morning session covers the principles and a selection of case studies on how to operationalise them. The afternoon session is based on practical exercises and will provide an opportunity to gain hands-on experience of making research data FAIR.

The overall issues that the sessions aim to address is the fact that an increasing number of policymakers and funders are expecting research projects to adopt the FAIR principles for scientific data management. While the acronym is composed of words that are commonly associated with assessing secondary data—that is that they are Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable—it might not be obvious how to prepare your data to be FAIR.

Acceptance to this workshop is on a first come, first served basis. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. The afternoon session is limited to 20 participants.

Morning session (09:00–12:00)

Invited speakers include international experts on supporting research projects in adopting the FAIR principles and a selection of projects from the SciLifeLab community that illustrate aspects of putting FAIR in practice.

Erik Schultes – Lead FAIR Implementation at the GO FAIR Foundation and a member of the Leiden Center for Data Science.Rob Hooft – Technical Coordinator for the Dutch ELIXIR Node and Programme Manager Data Stewardship at the Dutch Techcentre for Life Sciences (DTL).

Afternoon session (13:00-16:00)

Join the local data management experts from SciLifeLab’s national bioinformatics support platform (NBIS) and SciLifeLab Data Centre in guided, hands-on exercises on data organisation, reproducibility and good data management practices that you can apply in your own projects.

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SciLifeLab AI Seminar Series: A sneak peek into the future of AI-assisted life science
2021-11-23 10:00 - 11:00
SciLifeLab Data Centre hosts a seminar series on the topic of applied AI in life science research. SciLifeLab AI Seminar Series combines scientific highlights from SciLifeLab-affiliated researchers and invited experts on the general topic of AI applications in Life Science.

The seminar will be held physically at SciLifeLab Gamma 7 lunch room in Solna and online via Zoom. Physical participation is recommended since some AI models are not allowed to be shown via streaming and there will be no recording after the seminar according to the live demonstration policy of OpenAI.

Contact: Prof. Ola Spjuth, AI coordinator, SciLifeLab Data Center.

Speaker: Wei OUYANGKTH Royal Institute of Technology and Science for Life Laboratory

Abstract

Have you imagined how AI may one day help you with your research by proposing new ideas, running experiments, analyzing data, and even writing manuscripts? While current AI systems are too weak for those tasks, we are closer than ever before!

In June 2020, OpenAI revealed the most advanced AI model in the world, GPT-3. It is the largest natural language processing model ever created with 175 billion parameters, trained on about 45TB of text data, and it cost $12 million for a single training run that may be utilized and reused for many tasks. Not only are these numbers impressive, its “text in, text out” interface can be used as a general purpose tool for almost any language task with impressively good performance. With the newly released Codex model (a descendant of GPT-3), it can even generate source code in popular programming languages by following instructions in natural languages, e.g., English. GPT-3 not only brings us to a new paradigm of AI-assisted coding, but it also has a great potential to address long-standing challenges in deep learning about generalization and interpretability.

We are excited to share with you what we have learned so far about GPT-3 and its applications in life science. In this talk, we will give you an overview and discuss the promises and pitfalls of GPT-3. You will also see live demos in biomedical applications, such as processing genomic sequences, analyzing microscopy images, and creating user-friendly software with graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Hopefully, this session will serve as inspiration for your own research, serve as a basis for discussion about AI in life science, and convey how these tools may accelerate data-driven life science at SciLifeLab.

Biography

Wei OUYANG is a researcher in Prof. Emma Lundberg’s group at the Science for Life Laboratory and KTH Royal Institute of Technology. He has a diverse background across several different fields including material science, computer science and advanced microscopy imaging. In 2018, Dr. Ouyang obtained his PhD in computational image analysis at Institut Pasteur, Paris where he mainly focuses on applying deep learning for super-resolution microscopy. During this period, he developed a deep learning method called ANNA-PALM which massively accelerates super-resolution localization microscopy by 100x. To address the challenges in the dissemination of AI tools, he developed an open-source computational platform, ImJoy, which makes deep learning tools easier to build and more accessible to the user. He is actively involved in consortiums and community activities for promoting more open, scalable, accessible and reproducible scientific tools. Dr Ouyang has been focusing on AI augmented microscopy imaging and data-driven whole cell modeling. More recently, he is excited about the recent progress in the field of AI and has a knee interest in exploring the next generation of data-driven life science powered by AI, robotics, blockchain and decentralized applications.

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SciLifeLab Data Repository Launch
2021-05-07 10:00 - 12:00
SciLifeLab Data Centre invites you to join the launch of the SciLifeLab Data Repository! The event will feature presentations of the repository by representatives from Data Centre and Figshare, presentation of the user perspective of the repository and opportunities to ask questions.

Register to the launch event to learn more about the SciLifeLab Data Repository and how it can be of use to you!

IntroductionJohan Rung – Head of Data Centre, SciLifeLabStoring, sharing, and citing your data with SciLifeLab’s FigshareMegan Hardeman – Head of Engagement at FigshareUser perspectives:Vicent Pelechano – Researcher at the Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology, Karolinska Institutet and SciLifeLab FellowJonne Rietdijk – PhD student at the Department of Pharmaceutical Biosciences, Uppsala UniversityMikael Sellin – Senior lecturer/Associate Professor at the Departement of Medical Biochemistry and Microbiology, Uppsala University and SciLifeLab FellowFAIR as a factor for bigger research impactWolmar Nyberg Åkerström – Data Steward at NBISQ&A sessionModerated by Data Centre

About the SciLifeLab Data Repository

The SciLifeLab Data Repository, powered by Figshare, is a repository for publishing any kind of research-related data, e.g. documents, figures, or presentations. Figshare is an open data repository used by researchers in numerous disciplines. Through an agreement with Figshare, SciLifeLab offers researchers and units the opportunity to upload and publish their research data through a dedicated portal. The purpose of the SciLifeLab Data Repository is to serve publishing of data.

Contact: datacentre@scilifelab.se
