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OpenTox Euro 2013 Knowledge Café

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Knowledge Café Program

 Organised in Collaboration with ToxBankToxBank Logo

30 September - 2 October 2013

Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Mainz, Germany

During the Knowledge Café groups will engage in a number of discussions.

Participants will rotate between topics to join different topics of interest to them.

 

A. Data Management, moderated by Nina Jeliazkova (Ideaconsult Ltd)

- How can we advance better data management practices?

- How do we progress access to data?

- How can we improve quality evaluation of data?

- What are achievable next steps to increase public data resource interoperability?

- What are requirements for integrating confidential and public data?

 

B. Open Standards, moderated by Egon Willighagen (Maastricht University)

- What are opportunities for collaboration between different Open Standards?

- What are key requirements for semantic interoperability?

- Can we identify concrete actions to advance interoperability in and between projects?

- How do we advance greater adoption of open standards for public resources?

- How do we advance greater adoption of open standards by commercial providers?

 

C. Visualisation and Analysis, moderated by  Andreas Karwath (Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz)

- What are the key visualisation requirements in predictive toxicology use cases?

- What gaps need to be filled?

- How can open standards be used to advance visualisation and analysis applications?

- How interactive should visualization be for the end-user?

- What platforms should visualization be available on (web based, stand-alone)?

- How can we better integrate data resources with visualisation and analysis applications?

- How can we better integrate algorithm resources with visualisation applications?

 

D. Systems Biology, moderated by Jürgen Borlak (Hannover Medical School)

- What are key capabilities we have today in systems biology that can be used for predictive toxicology?

- What are the challenges? What gaps need to be filled?

- How can we use systems biology to make better sense of omics data?

- How can we use systems biology in hypothesis generation and experimental planning?

- How can open standards be used to advance systems toxicology applications?

 

E. Metabolic Networks, moderated by Stefan Kramer (Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz)

- What are key information resources we have today in metabolism that can be used for predictive toxicology?

- What are key modelling resources that can be used for predictive toxicology?

- What are the challenges? What gaps need to be filled?

- How can we advance the use of Metabolic Networks in predictive toxicology?

- How can open standards be used to advance applications incorporating metabolism?

 

F. Integrated Analysis, moderated by Barry Hardy (Douglas Connect)

- What kind of data integration do we need for predictive toxicology use cases?

- What is the role of ontology in supporting integrated anaylsis?

- How do we best integrate heterogenous data?

- How do we advance weight of evidence approaches?

- How can we better incorporate kinetics modelling in our analysis?

- What are key steps to progress research applications and data for industrial use and regulatory acceptance?

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