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
Enabling transformationless data integration and automated FAIR Assessment
- Provision of a FAIR data catalog for data discovery and data access.
- Implementation of a FAIR end-2-end data management value chain for data sets offering transformation-less data integration.
- Application of FAIR principles not only to data but also application and API development.
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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Hear more about Roche’s ‘learning-by-doing’ FAIRification efforts
- Lessons learned from FAIRification of clinical data for Ophthalmology, Autism, Asthma and COPD
- Set up integrated end-to-end process for curation workflows for prospective studies
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.
Find out how a generic workflow can be deployed by workshops or action team to make important datasets FAIR.
- FAIRification as a retroactive workflow is common at this time
- FAIRification by design (data “born” FAIR) is far more desirable for the future
Capability Maturity Model applied to data helps an organisation to determine the capability for making data assets FAIR.
- The method defines five levels of maturity for how an organisation makes and maintains FAIR data.
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