The next ELIXIR webinar takes place this week on Wednesday 20 June at 15.00 CEST. It will present Wikidata, an open, semantic web-compatible database that anyone, humans and machines alike, can edit, and the Gene wiki project that is using Wikidata.
This update is sent weekly on Friday afternoon and goes to ELIXIR key stakeholders. It contains requests for actions regarding operations and developments within ELIXIR. Contact [email protected] for any questions.
An ELIXIR HoNs shared folder including meeting materials from HoN meetings, reference documents, slides & graphics archive can be found on google drive.
The ELIXIR All Hands is taking place this week in Berlin, Germany. If you could not come to the meeting in person, you can follow it on twitter via #ELIXIR18. The detailed agenda is available online.
Note that all members of ELIXIR Hub are at the meeting, so there may be delays in answering to your emails.
The ELIXIR All Hands is taking place this week in Berlin, Germany. If you could not come to the meeting in person, you can follow it on twitter via #ELIXIR18. The detailed agenda is available online.
Note that all members of ELIXIR Hub are at the meeting, so there may be delays in answering to your emails.
The ELIXIR All Hands is taking place next week in Berlin, Germany. We will send all registered participants an email with practical information about the venue. The detailed agenda is now available online. See you all next week!
This update is sent weekly on Friday afternoon and goes to ELIXIR key stakeholders. It contains requests for actions regarding operations and developments within ELIXIR. Contact [email protected] for any questions.
An ELIXIR HoNs shared folder including meeting materials from HoN meetings, reference documents, slides & graphics archive can be found on google drive.
This implementation study aims to understand the existing infrastructure, resources and protocols for human genome variation annotation and curation. Work focuses on processes that can be automated to support interpretation of high-throughput genome sequencing results. The outcome will be a report that describes the current status within ELIXIR member states, identified requirements and potential solutions. The report will be part of the ELIXIR Human Genomics and Translational Data Services strategy and roadmap.
To dramatically improve the reusability of public proteomics datasets by substantially increasing the amount and quality of technical and biological annotations for datasets stored in the PRIDE database.
Metabolomics aims to provide novel insights into the biochemical reactions of organisms by characterising the presence and concentrations of low molecular weight compounds from biological samples. The primary analytical tools for such high-throughput data collection are mass spectrometry (MS), often preceded by chromatographic or electrophoretic separation technologies, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR).
We propose to advance the application of FAIR principles to metadata for human genomic tracks by developing recommendations for metadata as well as algorithmic tools, to apply the recommendations to tracks from selected hubs associated with the Ensembl TrackHub Registry, to implement a track search service that integrates metadata from different track hubs, and to test the implementation with selected track-oriented analytical tools. The recommendations will form a basis for developing a standard for metadata on genomic tracks.