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LUMC FAIR data-training Summercourse 2024

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July 30, 2024

19 – 28 august 2024
Leiden University Medical Center and Online

About the training
This interdisciplinary course covers federated FAIR data handling and curation and its application in health and wellbeing. Open to data professionals, policy makers, and administrators, it emphasizes ethical, inclusive, and federated AI-ready data. Welcome!
The course is hybrid, with physical and online attendance.

Topics
FAIR data stewardship
Semantic web
Decentralised data
governance (edgecomputing)
African Health Data Space

Programme
Training
Work Meetings
Presentations

Find the full programme details through this link
Registration through this link
Find the programme booklet through this link

Information and registration of the Conference on September 27th: https://lumcglobal.nl/news-updates/fair-data-fair-africa-internationalisation-of-the-health-data-space/


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