1. European Life Sciences Infrastructure for Biological Information
www.elixir-europe.org
ELIXIR:The ESFRI Research
Infrastructure for biological Information
2. European Life Sciences Infrastructure for Biological Information
www.elixir-europe.org
Governance and Structure
3. ELIXIR Members
3
ECA members
Czech Rep Norway
Denmark Portugal
Estonia Sweden
Israel Switzerland
Netherlands UK
EMBL
MoU countries
Belgium
Finland
France
Greece
Italy
Slovenia
Spain
4. ELIXIR Nodes
4
ā¢ Institutes involved in
ELIXIR Nodes
ā¢ Collaboration Agreements
to be signed between Hub
and Nodes
ā¢ Nodes that are national
networks to develop own
internal collaboration
agreements
5. How do ELIXIR Hub & Nodes work together?
ELIXIR Node
ā¢Research & Develop
Bioinformatics services
ā¢Deliver Services through own
ābrandsā
ā¢Management of core resources
ā¢Develop & Deliver training
activities
ā¢Participation in international
data consortia
ā¢ ELIXIR Mgmt & Secretariat
ā¢ Technical coordination across Nodes
ā¢ Drive standards development &
implementation
ā¢ Policy and Outreach
ā¢ Lead coordinated infrastructure
investments
ELIXIR Hub
8. Industry activities and user personas
Industry advisory Committee
ā¢Call open for Members of Industry Advisory Committee for
ELIXIR
ā¢To be made up industry users, suppliers and publishers
Innovation and SME Forum
ā¢First forum takes place in Copenhagen on 24-25 November
ā¢Support to SMEs on using ELIXIRās resources
ā¢Programme to be rolled out to other ELIXIR Nodes in 2015
User Persona Exercise
9. European Life Sciences Infrastructure for Biological Information
www.elixir-europe.org
Technical
14. Infrastructure for Life Sciences
14
Services & connectors
to drive access and
exploitation
Integration and interoperability
of data and services
Sustain core data
resources
Access, Exchange & Compute
on sensitive data
Compute
Dat
a
Standards
Tools
Training
Professional skills for
managing and exploiting data
Access, Search, Analysis ā¦
Integration, Optimization, Privacy, ā¦
Storage, Network & Computing
Formats, Ontologies, Guidelines, ā¦
Scientific & technical
15. Programme of work
15
Domain specific services
Data interoperability, vocabulary and ontology services
Tools interoperability and Service Registry
Data resources & services
Technical Services
Management and operations
Training
Compute
Dat
a
Standards
Tools
Training
16. ā¢ Working groups to coordinate the ELIXIR technical strategy
ā¢ Driven by national technical leads
ā¢ Plan, agree and implement technical strategies
ā¢ Represent ELIXIR on one specific technical topic
Task forces
16
Scientific
and funding
strategies
ELIXIR Programme of work
Task forces
Planning Agreement Implementation
Technical strategies
Pilot projects
HoNs
HoNs
HoNs
TCG
17. ELIXIRTask Forces
17
Task forces Programme of work
Cloud Technical services
Storage Technical services
Authentication and authorization Technical services
Service registry Tools Interoperability and Service Registry
Metrics, monitoring & quality control Data resources and services
Communication Management and Operations
Website Management and Operations
Training portal Training
e-Learning Training
19. Quality control
Service delivery plan
19
Node proposals
ELIXIR Technical
Strategy Metrics
Monitoring
Service delivery plan
Core resources Named services
Life cycle
Collaboration
agreements
Editor's Notes
Belgium has not submitted a Node application, and canāt attend today, but it will be coordinated out of VIB, so will include plant sciences resources
Explain what ECA is
ELIXIR Nodes have been approved for: the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, and EMBL-EBI.Ā
On map, orange denotes ECA country; red denotes MoU country
Mention the Hub staff ā the roles
Niklas
Rafa
Susanna
Myself
Nicola
Joy
Branka
Vera and Lucy
European-wide recognition of ELIXIR as a critical research infrastructure
āresearch infrastructuresā refers to facilities, resources and related services used by the scientific community
Physical facilities to conduct experiment or store samples
Repositories of data and analysis tools
āresearch infrastructuresā refers to facilities, resources and related services used by the scientific community
Physical facilities to conduct experiment or store samples
Repositories of data and analysis tools
Programme of work
5 years plan
Work streams
Strategy focused on generic topic
Task forces
Define technical implementation of specific tasks