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EGA is a service for permanent archiving and sharing of all types of personally identifiable genetic and phenotypic data resulting from research projects.
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The third EGA newsletter is out 📬!
🚀 The #FederatedEGA Norway experience (@elixirnorway)
🧬 @cbioportal is now connected to EGA
💡 The Beacon Template UI is now available
🔎 How does EGA support rare disease research
Check the latest issue here: mailchi.mp/d663fe8c62dc/cbio…
💡 What happens after you deposit your data at the EGA?
#DataSharing can achieve the greatest results when combined with innovative and smart ideas! The data you submit to the Archive today can drive tomorrow's new research 🚀
5⃣ Recurrent mechanisms of biallelic epigenetic inactivation reveal new putative tumour suppressor genes in prostate cancer
📰 @NatureComms
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
🧬 Genomic data continue to gain value over time!
In our latest blog post, we explore the potential of genomic reanalysis to improve the diagnosis of rare diseases through the collaborative @Solve_RD research framework
🔗 blog.ega-archive.org/data-re…
📣 We are #hiring!
Are you looking for a fresh start this summer? We are seeking an enthusiastic and highly motivated #SoftwareDeveloper to join our team at @emblebi in Cambridge!
Check out the role details and apply now:
🔗 embl.wd103.myworkdayjobs.com…
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🧠🌍 Today is World Brain Day!
Held under the theme “Brain Health: Access for All”, it highlights the importance of making brain health accessible to everyone.
🌐 In #HEREDITARY, we are developing tools to help researchers explore brain connections: demos.hereditary-project.eu/
💡The data you submit to the EGA today can drive tomorrow's new research
We believe #DataReuse improves resource usage and enhances research outcomes! Occasionally, we showcase recent papers featuring data deposited at the EGA or that reuse data from the Archive. Check them out!
📍 Pulmonary inflammation in severe pneumonia is characterised by compartmentalised and mechanistically distinct sub-phenotypes
📰 Published in @NatureComms
🤲 Deposited data: EGAS00001003074
🤝 Reused data: EGAS00001004717
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
We have more papers waiting for you! Visit our website anytime to explore the latest published papers that showcase the wealth of data deposited at the EGA and the possibilities of #DataReuse:
🔗 ega-archive.org/
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🔐 By improving metadata and harmonising data descriptions, FAIRification helps researchers to discover the existing data, how it can be accessed and how different datasets relate to each other, all while respecting privacy, legal requirements and institutional ownership.
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#DeCodingHEREDITARY
🔍🔐 How can health data become easier to find and understand without compromising privacy?
Our latest #HEREDITARY article explores the role of #FAIRification in biomedical research.
🌐 Read the full article on the our website: hereditary-project.eu/decodi…
📢Do you handle human data or develop analysis pipelines?
The #FederatedEGA Metadata Working Group is working on a new version of the (F)EGA metadata model! If you want your scientific needs to be covered during this development, we need your feedback:
➡️docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
This process-focused revamp of the model will help (F)EGA to track data provenance, maximise data reuse, and increase the quality of the (meta)data we archive 💡
For more information, access the latest FEGA Metadata Technical Report here ↘️ zenodo.org/records/18802072