Practical evaluation of SEEK and OpenBIS for biological data management in SynthSys; second report

Eilidh Troup; Kevin Tomlinson; Kenton D'Mellow; Orlando Richards; Andrew Millar; Tomasz Zielinski

Practical evaluation of SEEK and OpenBIS for biological data management in SynthSys; second report

Eilidh Troup, Kevin Tomlinson, Kenton D'Mellow, Orlando Richards, Andrew Millar, Tomasz Zielinski

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The objective of this joint project between University Information Services (IS) and the School of Biological Sciences (SBS) is to evaluate the provision of Biological Data Management systems and their integration with University Research Data Management solutions. The long-term aim is to comply with the University and Funder data mandates, while also adding value to ongoing research in SBS and the wider University. The benefits from streamlining data management would help to balance the School and user investment in establishing and adopting data management systems.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Edinburgh
Number of pages	13
Publication status	Published - 11 Mar 2016

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SynthSys Tech Report 02, RDM with IS
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SynthSys-Mammalian: Edinburgh Mammalian Synthetic Biology Research Centre
Rosser, S., Bird, A., Cai, Y., Earnshaw, B., Millar, A., Molina, N., Pilizota, T., Swain, P. & Waites, W.
BBSRC
14/11/14 → 31/03/22
Project: Research

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Practical evaluation of SEEK and OpenBIS for biological data management in SynthSys; first report.
Troup, E., Clark, I., Swain, P., Millar, A. & Zielinski, T., 30 Oct 2015, University of Edinburgh. 22 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Other report

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Practical evaluation of SEEK and OpenBIS for biological data management in SynthSys; first report.

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