Two CoEs PerMedCoE as well as CompBioMed will participate in Expert Panel. Mariano Vazquez from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) will participate in the expert panel titled “Biomedical platforms” on Wednesday, 17 November 2021 from 13-14h CEST as part of the MEDICAL Health IT Forum, that will be held in Düsseldorf (Germany) from 15-18 November 2021. The panel has numerous IT medical experts and is moderated by Prof. Dr. Christoph Brochhausen-Delius, University of Regensburg, Faculty of Medicine, Institute for Pathology. See the full panel experts here:
- Alexander van der Mey, CEO, Healex GmbH
- Pierre Cholet, Head of Business Development – Europe, Decentriq
- Dr. Philipp Mann, Senior Alliance Manager, Owkin
- Mariano Vazquez, Research Group Leader, Barcelona Supercomputing Center BSC-CNS (virtual speaker)
- Georges de Feu, CEO, LynxCare
Two CoEs PerMedCoE as well as CompBioMed will participate in Expert Panel. Mariano Vazquez from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) will participate in the expert panel titled “Biomedical platforms” on Wednesday, 17 November 2021 from 13-14h CEST as part of the MEDICAL Health IT Forum, that will be held in Düsseldorf (Germany) from 15-18 November 2021. The panel has numerous IT medical experts and is moderated by Prof. Dr. Christoph Brochhausen-Delius, University of Regensburg, Faculty of Medicine, Institute for Pathology. See the full panel experts here:
- Alexander van der Mey, CEO, Healex GmbH
- Pierre Cholet, Head of Business Development – Europe, Decentriq
- Dr. Philipp Mann, Senior Alliance Manager, Owkin
- Mariano Vazquez, Research Group Leader, Barcelona Supercomputing Center BSC-CNS (virtual speaker)
- Georges de Feu, CEO, LynxCare
Life Science research has become increasingly digital and has a direct influence on our daily life in areas such as health and medical applications, drug discovery, agriculture and food industry. It is one of the largest and fastest growing communities in need of high-end computing, leading to an increasing number of life science researchers who are not computing experts but who need to use complicated computationally intensive biomolecular modelling tools. High quality training is required to enable researchers to use computational tools.
A competency framework can be used to define the areas of training needs and develop a training programme based on it. A competency is an observable ability of any professional, integrating multiple components such as knowledge, skills and behaviours. BioExcel has developed a competency framework that lists the competencies for professionals in the field of computational biomolecular research. This framework also enables the definition of different profiles within its field of application, which can help people identify the abilities they need for a specific role, e.g. computational chemist, and therefore, inform their career choices and professional development.
The EMBL-EBI training team is involved in a number of projects that use competencies as the basis of their training programme. To provide a central and sustainable home for the generated competency framework the team has developed the competency hub to facilitate access to competency frameworks and relevant training resources and career profiles associated with them. The BioExcel framework is one of the driving use cases for the competency hub. We will demonstrate how users can obtain information from the website to guide their professional development.