Addressing industrial challenges and academic needs: perspectives on data interoperability and exchange While it is clear that the sharing of data is crucial to the advancement of science, varying maturity levels across sectors and technological and sociological blockers often stand in the way. The Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, a UK charity dedicated to the advancement […]
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Informatics Reflections Summer 2023 A few things have caught our attention around applications and data management in the recent months from a recent conference plus the constantly changing updates to products and services and so some brief notes to share and discuss sometime The role of data management and the ability to make the most […]
Summer 2023 Informatics Reflections
FAIR data principles adoption are critical for all research data. Pleased to have collaborated with Gerd Blanke & Thomas Doerner on discussing the importance of FAIR to Chemical data #fairdata #lifescience. For more details see our article on Zenodo. So far, chemical data such as chemical structures and chemical reactions and their associated data and metadata has not been a […]
Chemical Data in Life Sciences R&D and the FAIR Principles
Importance of data and its early lifecycle. This is a series of blogs looking at the importance of data & the current efforts to make data more FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable & Reusable) & higher quality to help tackle reproducibility and Life Science & health challenges. There are many excellent activities ongoing around data reusability […]
Are the best data management systems, the ones we do ...
It’s roughly 10 years since the majority of large biopharma companies selected and deployed an electronic lab notebook, ELN, to their research group for Experiment Capture workflows. The early adopters were the chemistry community, driven by their need to better protect IP and improve the efficiency of their experiment write ups. Subsequent to the chemistry […]