“Get to know the European and Chinese landscape in Personalised Medicine-biobanking with special focus on the common intersections data/Ethical, Legal and Societal Issues (ELSI)/quality” – that is the credo for […]
Doctoral and postdoctoral students are invited to a workshop with BBMRI-ERIC to learn about careers in the biomedical field, outside of academia! You'll hear from members of our ethics, quality, IT, public affairs and outreach units.
Organised by the UKCRC Tissue Directory and Coordination Centre (UK National Node of BBMRI), the UK Biobanking Showcase is the UK's leading event for those who work in biobanking and human tissue research.
Within VRT#4: Quality – What’s missing when things don’t work as they should? European and Chinese experts will provide an overview on the European and Chinese perspective/challenges/limitations/future trends/and much more of Biobanking Quality in connection with PM. In addition, VRT#4 will build on the WP2 achievements (knowledge synthesis on the identification, transferability and scaling up of international standards in PM), ranging from the WGs workshops to the WP2 roadmap.
Gender equality is a hot topic in research & innovation within the EU. BBMRI-ERIC has asked a speaker from the European Commission to tell us about how the EC is supporting gender equality in our field. Join us!
Join BBMRI-ERIC and other project participants in a hybrid meeting to learn about the results of the past year of building a digital space for the life sciences!
“Get insights from the outside” – with our fifth session of consultation hours on quality-related topics in the field of biobanking and biomedical research and development.
On the morning of 5 April 2022 (10:00 – 12:30 CET), EU-AMRI will be formally launched in Brussels. The official launch is a hybrid event, hosted by Vivienne Parry, and can be attended online for free.
Join our webinar presenting the ConcePTION European Breast Milk Collection. The Collection is supported by both public and private partners, including the Biobanking and BioMolecular resources Research Infrastructure, BBMRI-ERIC.
This course on Artificial Intelligence for Imaging is a unique opportunity to join a community of leading-edge practitioners in the field of Quantitative Medical Imaging. Whether you are a researcher in the field or are interested about fostering this type of research in your clinic, during this 4-days immersive course you will be able to attend lectures and workshops from world-class experts in Radiomics, Deep Learning and Synthetic Data. Clinicians will receive basic training in the methods of Quantitative Image Analysis and will be able to interactively design a clinical trial. Researchers will receive in-depth lectures about the state of the art and deeper training in commonly used algorithms. Researchers can also bring your own curated dataset for the hackathon (labelled, sorted by outcome, open source or fully anonymised, and cleared by ethics). If requested ahead of time, we will perform “data matching” for attendees to facilitate external cross validation. There will be ample opportunity to network with faculty members, other participants and companies.
Those working in or studying (at Masters level) in the field of health, spanning from basic biomedical research, to clinical to public health and social medicine. are encouraged to apply to this week-long on-campus course.
The ISIDORe consortium has recently launched its first call to support research on SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19. It provides free of charge access to more than 300 services from ISIDORe’s integrated portfolio of […]
