The discovery, sharing, and reuse of data and tools that underpin data-driven life sciences is set to be rolled out at a national scale thanks to a £4 million project led by The University of Manchester with partners at AIRTO member Earlham Institute and Seqera.
The project is the first major programme by BioFAIR UK to establish a cohesive, UK-wide digital research infrastructure that bridges current gaps between researchers, digital research technical professionals, and research organisations.
Its aim is to deliver the tools, workflows and practical solutions needed for scientists to reuse the wealth of biological data being generated, allowing scientists to interrogate existing data to answer new questions, improve efficiency, save resources, and ultimately accelerate the pace of discovery.
