Provided by EUROPEAN RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE ON HIGHLY PATHOGENIC AGENTS (ERINHA)
ERINHA offers training for:
* Working safely in high containment laboratories
* General Biosecurity Training
* Operations of a Biosafety Laboratory
* Other trainings related to high containment research facilities
Provided by IFB - FRENCH INSTITUTE OF BIOINFORMATICS
IFB provides IFB users (biologists, biomedical and bioinformaticians) with a training offer that takes into account the wide diversity of needs and expectations:
– diversity of computer skills (no command line experience, occasional use, familiar, program a little)
– specific courses on new technologies or on biological applications (e.g. NGS, long reads, metabolomics…)
– generic methodological skills (statistics, good programming practices, etc.)
– advanced use of IT technologies (HPC, virtualisation, cloud computing, interoperability, FAIR practices, integrative bioinformatics…)
– good training practices (pedagogical approaches, reuse of materials, etc.)
EU-OPENSCREEN provides training and education activities in the aread of assay development, assay technologies, instrumentation and automation, compound management, and informatics.
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Euro-BioImaging offers numerous courses that teach you how to use various imaging technologies or analyze and process your results. The current portfolio includes:
Biological Imaging Courses
Biomedical Imaging Courses
Training Resources from Industry Partners
MSc degree programmes/MSc level internships/mobility
The INFRAFRONTIER Research Infrastructure and its partners offer a wide range of state-of-the-art training opportunities: Mouse clinics in different European countries provide outstanding trainings in first-line mouse phenotyping as well as specialised phenotyping courses covering e.g. mouse osteology and mouse blood and lymphatic vessel phenotyping.
The INFRAFRONTIER courses cover unique training opportunities in mouse model development as well as hands on cryopreservation courses offered by EMMA partners for many years.
Visit websiteProvided by EATRIS – EUROPEAN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE
EATRIS offers a wide range of training, including:
– How to assess the translational potential of your project
– How to develop a collaboration with industry
– An introduction to translational medicine (this is particularly relevant for PhD students and postdocs).
– EATRIS also offers open access to an e-learning environment dedicated to translational research
The ELIXIR Training Platform was established to develop a training community that spans all ELIXIR member states. It aims to strengthen national training programmes, grow bioinformatics training capacity and competence across Europe, and empower researchers to use ELIXIR’s services and tools.
The Platform:
establishes and implements best practices in bioinformatics training through a training Toolkit
supports training providers across Europe in creating and delivering training for developers, researchers and trainers
builds a sustainable training infrastructure
Provided by EURORDIS - EUROPEAN ORGANISATION FOR RARE DISEASES ASSOCIATION
*The EURORDIS Open Academy brings together all EURORDIS trainings with the goal of building the capacity of rare disease patient advocates.
Through the EURORDIS Open Academy capacity-building programmes, EURORDIS empowers patient advocates to have the confidence and knowledge needed to bring their expertise to discussions on health care, research and medicines development.
Provided by European Patients' Academy (EUPATI) toolbox
EUPATI provides training for patients and patient representatives on the end to end process of medicines research and development. Trained patient experts are the core resource for patient involvement in medicines R&D, regulatory deliberations, and other patient engagement initiatives. EUPATI is committed to changing the face of patient engagement through patient education.
Visit websiteProvided by European Joint Programme on Rare Diseases (EJP RD)
The EJP RD Training and Empowerment program aims to develop knowledge and build capacity of the rare disease (RD) research and care community through the delivery of training programs on a wide range of relevant topics thereby providing opportunities to a large panel of stakeholders, including:
* DATA MANAGEMENT & QUALITY TRAININGS
The main objectives of the training activities on data management & quality are to decrease rare disease data fragmentation and increase data quality by raising the level of capacities and help data sharing in a FAIR ecosystem. The training activities cover a variety of topics including but not limited to variant interpretation, data management, registries, FAIRfication processes, Orphacodes, biobanking, and undiagnosed cases.
*PATIENTS & RESEARCHERS TRAININGS
The overall objective of this training module is to improve rare disease research and innovation and to enhance the uptake of research results by building the capacity of the patient community and other key stakeholders. Moreover, dedicated educational activities will be aimed to train “expert” paediatric patients on rare diseases, paediatric medicines development and clinical research.
