Data Resources in the Life Sciences Workshop

0830	Opening and introduction to the goals & expected outcome of the workshop (presentation of a survey of data resource custodians)	Paul Lasko
0840	Welcome by HFSPO	Warwick Anderson
0845	Sustaining the big-data ecosystem (S 16 \| NATURE \| VOL 527 \| 5 NOVEMBER 2015)	Eric Green
0915	Database under maintenance (NATURE METHODS \| VOL.13 NO.9 \| SEPTEMBER 2016 \| 699)	Rolf Apweiler
Data Resources for the Life Sciences		Chair: Helen Berman
0945	Introduction to Data Resources	Helen Berman
1000	The Universal Protein Resource (UNIPROT)	Alex Bateman
1015	The Worldwide Protein Databank (wwPDB)	Stephen Burley
1030	The Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM)	Ada Hamosh
1045	The Proteome Xchange Consortium	Henning Hermjakob
1100	Coffee Break
1115	The Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG)	Minoru Kanehisa
1130	The International Nucleotide Sequence Database Collaboration (INSDC)	Guy Cochrane
Model Organism Databases
1145	Alliance of Genome Resources: Model Organism Databases (MODs) join forces	Valentina di Francesco
1200	Zfin	Monte Westerfield
1215	Mouse Genome	Judith Blake
1230	Flybase	Norbert Perrimon
1245	Summary of major issues for data resources/model organisms and open discussion
1315	Lunch

Perspectives from other Organizations and Interest Groups		Chair: Johanna McEntyre
1400	Europe PMC – an international role model	Robert Kiley
1415	National Institutes of Health (NIH)	Valentina di Francesco
1425	The ELIXIR Infrastructure Network	Niklas Blomberg
1435	The Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (SIB)	Christine Durinx
1445	The American Society of Microbiology	Guntram Bauer
1455	The Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR)	Paul Lasko
1505	The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)	Valentina di Francesco
1515	The European Commission	Philippe Cupers
1525	The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)	Rowan McKibbin
1535	Coffee Break
1600	Summary and general discussion
1645	Breakout groups
1730	Reports of breakout groups
1830	Writing group prepares a brief paper outlining the key issues, towards a paper in Nature or Science? - to stimulate discussion on the following morning	Writing Group
1900	Dinner

0800	Outline of key items for a paper - for international discussion - writing group	Paul Lasko
0845	Brief comments on the outline from yesterday’s speakers (2 minutes each)
0930	Coffee Break
1000	Additional discussion (opportunity for a few other key players to have an input) Lessons learned from the GA4GH	Warwick Anderson, Paul Lasko Peter Goodhand
1130	Closing remarks and summary of next steps	Warwick Anderson

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