A podcast that tells the latest success stories and innovations from across the European biobanking and biomolecular resources landscape.

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“We realised we needed to start something new to address the medical research reproducibility crisis.”Episode four of the BBMRI-ERIC podcast explores a paper that was recently published in Nature. It illustrates a lightweight distributed provenance model designed for complex, real-world, environments. The paper has been researched and written by a wide-ranging group of experts and two of them, BBMRI staff - Rudolf Wittner, IT Scientist and Petr Holub, Chief IT Officer - help to explain the model’s significance for biobanking, reproducibility and the broader field of medical research data.You can <a href="https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-022-01537-6" rel="nofollow">access the paper here</a>.Theme music used with kind permission: &#39;<a href="https://inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/track/i-need-a-cup-of-coffee-and-some-bread-for-wake-up" rel="nofollow">i need a cup of coffee and some bread for wake up</a>&#39; by In Love With A Ghost.

“We realised we needed to start something new to address the medical research reproducibility crisis.”

Episode four of the BBMRI-ERIC podcast explores a paper that was recently published in Nature. It illustrates a lightweight distributed provenance model designed for complex, real-world, environments. 

The paper has been researched and written by a wide-ranging group of experts and two of them, BBMRI staff - Rudolf Wittner, IT Scientist and Petr Holub, Chief IT Officer - help to explain the model’s significance for biobanking, reproducibility and the broader field of medical research data.

You can access the paper here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-022-01537-6 

Theme music used with kind permission: 'i need a cup of coffee and some bread for wake up' by In Love With A Ghost.  


04 - Exploring the Lightweight Distributed Provenance Model for Complex Real–world Environments - biobanking, medical research data and reproducibility

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in medicine are hoped to improve healthcare and to advance health equity. While the technology carries the potential to improve health services, the ethical and societal implications need to be carefully considered to avoid harmful consequences for individuals and groups, especially for the most vulnerable. It is therefore inevitable to identify what types of ethical issues are raised by AI, and to analyse how these issues are tackled in biomedical research.This webinar gives an overview of the results of <a href="https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fdata.2022.850383/full" rel="nofollow">a comprehensive and systematic review of academic literature</a> as well as workshop outcomes. We will problematise approaches such as ‘trustworthy AI’ and ‘explainable AI’ that shape the ethics discourse on AI. The webinar concludes with a reflection on the topics identified that shape the understanding of ‘Ethics of AI’ and the gaps in the discourse. Theme music used with kind permission: &#39;<a href="https://inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/track/i-need-a-cup-of-coffee-and-some-bread-for-wake-up" rel="nofollow">i need a cup of coffee and some bread for wake up</a>&#39; by In Love With A Ghost

Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in medicine are hoped to improve healthcare and to advance health equity. While the technology carries the potential to improve health services, the ethical and societal implications need to be carefully considered to avoid harmful consequences for individuals and groups, especially for the most vulnerable. It is therefore inevitable to identify what types of ethical issues are raised by AI, and to analyse how these issues are tackled in biomedical research. 

This webinar gives an overview of the results of a comprehensive and systematic review of academic literature as well as workshop outcomes. We will problematise approaches such as ‘trustworthy AI’ and ‘explainable AI’ that shape the ethics discourse on AI. The webinar concludes with a reflection on the topics identified that shape the understanding of ‘Ethics of AI’ and the gaps in the discourse.

03 - ELSI Dialogues: Understanding the Ethics of AI

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The &#34;Sex and Gender in Biomedical Research&#34; webinar series, is &#34;Visualising the Complexity of Sex Determination&#34;.The speaker, Amanda Montañez, explains the webinar as follows:At Scientific American, we communicate the latest and most important information about science, health, technology, the environment, and society to the public. We often use information graphics to help illuminate complex ideas that are hard to explain fully through words alone. A few years ago, as part of a special issue on sex and gender, I led the development of a graphic on the spectrum of biological sex, a fascinating topic that I had not seen visualized before and turned out to be even more complex than I had imagined. In this talk I will explain the process of how the graphic was developed, what I learned, and how this project fits into my work as a graphics editor at Scientific American.Theme music used with kind permission: &#39;<a href="https://inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/track/i-need-a-cup-of-coffee-and-some-bread-for-wake-up" rel="nofollow">i need a cup of coffee and some bread for wake up</a>&#39; by In Love With A Ghost

The "Sex and Gender in Biomedical Research" webinar series, is "Visualising the Complexity of Sex Determination".

The speaker, Amanda Montañez, explains the webinar as follows: 

At Scientific American, we communicate the latest and most important information about science, health, technology, the environment, and society to the public. We often use information graphics to help illuminate complex ideas that are hard to explain fully through words alone. A few years ago, as part of a special issue on sex and gender, I led the development of a graphic on the spectrum of biological sex, a fascinating topic that I had not seen visualized before and turned out to be even more complex than I had imagined. In this talk I will explain the process of how the graphic was developed, what I learned, and how this project fits into my work as a graphics editor at Scientific American.

02 - ELSI Dialogues: Sex and Gender in Biomedical Research - Visualising the Complexity of Sex Determination

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Andrea Wutte, Head of Quality Management at BBMRI-ERIC meets José Antonio López-Guerrero, Scientific Director of IVO Biobank to learn about how his team achieved the biobanking quality standard ISO 20387. IVO had the key support of Manuel Llombart Fuertes, Director General of Fundación Instituto Valencia De Oncología. The episode is introduced by Eva Ortega-Paíno, Spain’s National Node Director. Theme music used with kind permission: &#39;<a href="https://inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/track/i-need-a-cup-of-coffee-and-some-bread-for-wake-up" rel="nofollow">i need a cup of coffee and some bread for wake up</a>&#39; by In Love With A Ghost

Andrea Wutte, Head of Quality Management at BBMRI-ERIC meets José Antonio López-Guerrero, Scientific Director of IVO Biobank to learn about how his team achieved the biobanking quality standard ISO 20387. IVO had the key support of Manuel Llombart Fuertes, Director General of Fundación Instituto Valencia De Oncología. The episode is introduced by Eva Ortega-Paíno, Spain’s National Node Director.

01 - Quality Talk: How IVO Biobank achieved ISO 20387

Success stories and innovations from across the European biobanking and biomolecular resources landscape.

A podcast that tells the latest success stories and innovations from across the European biobanking and biomolecular resources landscape.

BBMRI-ERIC Podcast

Episodes

04 - Exploring the Lightweight Distributed Provenance Model for Complex Real–world Environments - biobanking, medical research data and reproducibility

03 - ELSI Dialogues: Understanding the Ethics of AI

02 - ELSI Dialogues: Sex and Gender in Biomedical Research - Visualising the Complexity of Sex Determination

01 - Quality Talk: How IVO Biobank achieved ISO 20387