Date: 3 May 2023

This webinar will discuss the history of database development in the plant sciences, with a focus on European efforts to build international, cross-institutional genebank databases. Although accounts of these often focus on the need for well curated and cross-linked databases to adequately serve research communities, it is equally important to consider the political and economic motivations behind database development. Exploring the history of data management in the plant sciences can potentially help researchers recognise and navigate contemporary challenges.

Contact: Anna Swan - webinars@ebi.ac.uk

Keywords: DNA & RNA (dna-rna), Proteins (proteins), UniProt: The Universal Protein Resource, Fermentation, Microbial ecosystems webinar, Antimicrobial resistance, Ensembl, BLAST, Open Targets Platform, Cross domain (cross-domain), Chemical biology (chemical-biology), Drug discovery, Drug target identification, UniRule, ARBA, Automated annotation, MetaboLights: Metabolomics repository and reference database, Chemical Entities of Biological Interest, ChEBI, Metabolites, Molecular building blocks of life, Human Cell Atlas Data Coordination Platform, Single-cell transcriptomics, HCA data portal, Programmatic access, API, Python, Complex Portal, macromolecular assembly, InterPro, Boolean modelling, Europe PubMed Central, Literature (literature), Open access, Protein Data Bank in Europe - Knowledge Base, 3D structure, AlphaFold Database, DeepMind, Artificial intelligence, AI, Structure prediction, cancer, Boolean, Ensembl Genomes, European Nucleotide Archive, Data archive, Raw sequencing data, RNAcentral, Non-coding RNA, ncRNA, GPU, Data protection, Job dispatcher, Bioimage analysis resource, Accessibility, Missense variation, Biostatistics, Rfam, non-coding RNA, Infernal software, Sequence annotation, Root microbiome, Abiotic stress, land management, Plant genotype, Plant webinar series, HPC, database development, cross-linked databases, Plant database, data infrastructure

Organizer: European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI)

Host institutions: EMBL-EBI

Capacity: 1000

Event types:

  • Workshops and courses

Scientific topics: Data management, Database management, Database cross-mapping


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