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AbstractThe COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) data more than any other scientific challenge to date. We developed a flexible, multi-level, domain-agnostic FAIRification framework, providing practical guidance to improve the FAIRness for both existing and future clinical and molecular datasets. We validated the framework in collaboration with several major public-private partnership projects, demonstrating and delivering improvements across all aspects of FAIR and across a variety of datasets and their contexts. We therefore managed to establish the reproducibility and far-reaching applicability of our approach to FAIRification tasks.
FAIR data, Science, FAIRplus, Q, Humans; COVID-19; Pandemics; Public-Private Sector Partnerships; Reproducibility of Results; Datasets as Topic, COVID-19, Reproducibility of Results, Datasets as Topic, Interoperability, Data publication and archiving, Public-Private Sector Partnerships, Data management, Article, FAIRification, Research data, Data processing, Humans, IMI, Data integration, Innovative Medicines Initiative, Pandemics, FAIR
FAIR data, Science, FAIRplus, Q, Humans; COVID-19; Pandemics; Public-Private Sector Partnerships; Reproducibility of Results; Datasets as Topic, COVID-19, Reproducibility of Results, Datasets as Topic, Interoperability, Data publication and archiving, Public-Private Sector Partnerships, Data management, Article, FAIRification, Research data, Data processing, Humans, IMI, Data integration, Innovative Medicines Initiative, Pandemics, FAIR
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