Coordinated Open Data Will Drive Next-Level Health Research
An Interview With European Data Cohesion Experts ELIXIR
Executive Summary
Experts from a European data sharing initiative talk to In Vivo about the importance of coordinated computational biology efforts for the future of life sciences innovation and the effective use of artificial intelligence.
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