WHAT IS IN THE FAIR TOOLKIT?

  • Why FAIR data matters for Life Science industry
  • Use cases to exemplify the benefits of FAIR implementation by Life Science industry
  • How-to methods for FAIR tools, training and change management
  • Tips for Life Science industry and links to relevant resources

WHO IS THE FAIR TOOLKIT FOR?

  • Data Stewards
  • Laboratory Scientists
  • Business Analysts
  • Science Managers

Find out how AstraZeneca deploy a policy for identifiers to construct a FAIR infrastructure across the enterprise.

  • A Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI) policy for the enterprise
  • A pilot server for persistent URIs
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The Pistoia Alliance Bioassay FAIR Annotation project develops digital standards for bioassay metadata, provides annotations of bioassay method descriptions according to these standards, and makes them available publicly.

  • Proposed a minimal information model for assay metadata. It is now used by the FDA IVP project.
  • Annotated close to 2,800 previously published assay methods.

 

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Roche embeds data standards and quality checks to harmonize, automate and integrate very heterogeneous and complex processes.

  • Self-contained micro services deliver performance and scalability
  • Scalable and flexible for data models in clinical and non-clinical
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Learn how to apply the FAIR Maturity Indicators to measure the ACCESSIBILITY of the data and metadata.

  • Accessibility of data is compared with your FAIR objectives to identify and make improvements in an iterative manner
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Learn how change agents, such as data stewards, play an important  role to support FAIR data management and application.

  • A network of change agents coordinate data management across the organisation to support the necessary changes.
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Find out how to apply the FAIR Maturity Indicators to measure the FINDABILITY of the data and metadata.

  • Findability of data is compared with your FAIR objectives to identify and make improvements in an iterative manner
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