Current good science practices require to correctly label the data produced in modern biology. Not only do these labels give context and interpretation during data analysis, but they also allow interoperability between different investigations and potential reanalyses. However, the process of describing your data thoroughly, i.e. adding correct metadata, is not straightforward and can be confusing.
This workshop provides guidance on how to describe your datasets in a FAIR manner which ensures that your uploaded data is findable and re-usable by machines and humans for future data analysis and comparable results by you and others.
The focus will be on teaching you how to use terms based on existing ontologies and controlled vocabulary. Your engagement and continuous use of these terms will help to increase future machine-actionable analyses. After the workshop you will have successfully described your own datasets and prepared the necessary metadata for future deposition of your described datasets.
Registration deadline: Register until 23rd of June 2025!
We look forward to seeing you there.
