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Service Management IG

Status: 
Withdrawn
Chair (s): 
Owen Appleton, Michael Brenner

Interest Group approach

Provision of data infrastructures requires collaboration and federation of multiple organisations and bodies to realise the vision of high-value joint data infrastructures presented by the RDA and others.

For data infrastructures to be relied upon by end users, in addition to policy- and technical-level alignment, there must be a shared basis for service delivery and management within data infrastructures.

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18 Nov 2015
HG

Storage Service Definitions WG

Status: 
Withdrawn
Chair (s): 
Mikael Borg, Paul Millar, Nicholas Car

This working group is involved in creating well-defined terms that describe storage services, especially in the areas of Quality of Service and Data Life-cycle. These terms should describe what the users (the scientists) can expect from the storage service, allowing them to compare different storage options and choose where to store their data with some confidence at how the storage service will behave.

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Structural Biology IG

Status: 
Completed
Chair (s): 
Lucia Banci, Chris Morris, Antonio Rosato

Status: Recognised & Endorsed This Interest Group will focus on Structural Biology which is concerned with the determination of the three-dimensional (3D) structures of individual biomacromolecules (proteins and nucleic acids), and with those of complexes and higher order structures formed by association of these individual components.

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26 Feb 2020
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Synthetic (micro)biology, biosafety and biosecurity: policy compliance - ABS Regulation, CBD, The Nagoya & Kuala Lumpur, and Cartagena Protocols

Status: 
Withdrawn
Chair (s): 
Caterina Tomulescu

 

    TOPICS:

1. Synthetic (micro)biology, biosafety and biosecurity

2. Biotechnology and bioeconomy: sustainable goals, circular economy, "zero pollution"

3. Microbial biotechnology: R&D

4. Microbial resources data management and research infrastructures

5. Public-private biotech sector linkages

6. Financial mechanisms

 

    POLICY:

1. The Convention on Biological Diversity

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