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Thursday August 29th 2024
Day 2
Friday August 30th 2024
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Day 2
Friday August 30th 2024
Thursday, August 29th, 2024
Day 1
Videos
Introduction
Michael O'Donohue - INRAE
10:45
Bio
Speakers
Trusted Research Environments for Safe Access to Sensitive Data
Christian Cole - DUNDEE
11:00
Andy Rae - UNOTT
Break
12:00
What is a digital twin?
Antonis Kokossis - NTUA
14:00
Break
15:00
Digitalization of pilot plants to enhance research and engineering education
Jacob Kjøbsted Huusom - DTU
15:15
Break
16:00
DeCYPher - Data Management and Links to Bioindustry 4.0
Marjan De Mey - UGENT
16:15
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17:00
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Thursday August 29th 2024
Friday, August 30th, 2024
Day 2
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Bio
Speakers
How the PO2/TransformON and FermentON domain ontologies can help us achieve interoperability and reuse of data on (bio)processes
Magalie Weber - INRAE
14:00
Liliana Ibanescu - INRAE
Break
15:00
After BioIndustry ? Discussion about call opportunities*
Michael O'Donohue - INRAE
15:15
* Restricted to the BioIndustry 4.0 consortium members
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Antonis Kokossis
NTUA - National Technical University of Athens Professor of Process Systems Engineering
Professor Kokossis holds a Diploma in Chemical Engineering from NTUA and a PhD from Princeton University. He returned to his alma mater in 2009 following an overseas academic career in UK at the University of Manchester (formerly UMIST). He holds expertise in process systems design and process integration, recently with a strong emphasis on renewable energy systems, process intensification and the design of biorefineries and industrial symbiosis networks. His research has addressed the design of multiphase reactors, complex separation and reactive-separation systems, energy and power networks, and environmental problems across a wide spectrum of applications (water reuse, recycle, and regeneration systems, wastewater management, gasification, waste to energy projects). He has established collaboration with several industrial companies (UOP, ICI, Bayer, Mitsubishi, Exxon, Eastman, MW Kellogg, BP Oil, Unilever, Chimar, BPF, CIMV, DSM, Arkema, Granherne, Linnhoff-March) and graduated 28 PhD and 50 MSc students. He holds over 300 communications in international conferences, and 80 invited lectures in conferences universities, and multinational companies. He is National Representative of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the National Representative of the IBISBA EU research infrastructure on Industrial Biotechnology, the Greek Secretary for Research and Technology in Climate Change (GSRT), and the Computer Aided Process Engineering (CAPE) Group of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE). Since 2020 he is the scientific director of Symbiolabs, a spin-off company that relies on AI and data technologies to promote renewable applications and social engagement in the context of circular economy. He is founder and Chair of the Sustainability Section at EFCE and an elected member of the Executive Board of Trustees at the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE).
Marjan De Mey
Ghent University Director, Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB)
Since 2011 Marjan De Mey holds a position as professor in Metabolic Engineering at the faculty Bioscience Engineering of Ghent University where she leads the Metabolic Engineering (MEMO) group. Her research is situated at the forefront of industrial biotechnology, metabolic engineering and synthetic biology. In 2014 she became director of the Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB) at Ghent University.
Antonis Kokossis
NTUA - National Technical University of Athens Professor of Process Systems Engineering
Professor Kokossis holds a Diploma in Chemical Engineering from NTUA and a PhD from Princeton University. He returned to his alma mater in 2009 following an overseas academic career in UK at the University of Manchester (formerly UMIST). He holds expertise in process systems design and process integration, recently with a strong emphasis on renewable energy systems, process intensification and the design of biorefineries and industrial symbiosis networks. His research has addressed the design of multiphase reactors, complex separation and reactive-separation systems, energy and power networks, and environmental problems across a wide spectrum of applications (water reuse, recycle, and regeneration systems, wastewater management, gasification, waste to energy projects). He has established collaboration with several industrial companies (UOP, ICI, Bayer, Mitsubishi, Exxon, Eastman, MW Kellogg, BP Oil, Unilever, Chimar, BPF, CIMV, DSM, Arkema, Granherne, Linnhoff-March) and graduated 28 PhD and 50 MSc students. He holds over 300 communications in international conferences, and 80 invited lectures in conferences universities, and multinational companies. He is National Representative of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the National Representative of the IBISBA EU research infrastructure on Industrial Biotechnology, the Greek Secretary for Research and Technology in Climate Change (GSRT), and the Computer Aided Process Engineering (CAPE) Group of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE). Since 2020 he is the scientific director of Symbiolabs, a spin-off company that relies on AI and data technologies to promote renewable applications and social engagement in the context of circular economy. He is founder and Chair of the Sustainability Section at EFCE and an elected member of the Executive Board of Trustees at the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE).
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom
DTU - Technical University of Denmark Associate Professor
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom is an Associate Professor at DTU Chemical Engineering, part of the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at Danmarks Tekniske Universitet. His research primarily focuses on the development and application of advanced optimization methods and systems engineering tools for chemical and biochemical production systems. Current projects include tuning algorithms for Model Predictive Control, monitoring enzymatic biodiesel production, and designing energy-efficient distillation technology.
Andy Rae
University of Nottingham
Andy Rae, based in England, United Kingdom, is currently a Software Engineer at University of Nottingham, bringing experience from previous roles at University of Nottingham, Self-employed, Film Hub Midlands and Film Hub Central East. Skilled in a variety of languages, including C#, Python, and Typescript, and experienced in developing and maintaining applications for various sectors. Andy Rae holds a 2020 - 2022 Master of Science - MS @ Nottingham Trent University. With a robust skill set that includes Project Coordination, Audience Development, Data Analysis, Film Marketing, Design and more, Andy Rae contributes valuable insights to the industry.
Liliana IBANESCU
INRAE
Liliana Ibanescu is an assistant professor in Computer Science at AgroParisTech (a French University) – The Paris Institute of Technology for Life and Environmental Sciences.
Liliana is also a member of MIA Paris-Saclay- a research team from INRAE – the French National Institute for Agriculture and Environment.
Liliana is co-head of the French research network on “Integration of heterogeneous data sources and ontologies”.
Liliana’s research interests are in building ontologies for different domains (e.g. cheese production, product meat manufacturing) using Web Semantics standards (e.g. RDF, OWL, SPARQL) and W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) recommendations (e.g. SOSA, Time Ontology).
Marjan De Mey
Ghent University Director, Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB)
Since 2011 Marjan De Mey holds a position as professor in Metabolic Engineering at the faculty Bioscience Engineering of Ghent University where she leads the Metabolic Engineering (MEMO) group. Her research is situated at the forefront of industrial biotechnology, metabolic engineering and synthetic biology. In 2014 she became director of the Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB) at Ghent University.
Liliana IBANESCU
INRAE
Liliana Ibanescu is an assistant professor in Computer Science at AgroParisTech (a French University) – The Paris Institute of Technology for Life and Environmental Sciences.
Liliana is also a member of MIA Paris-Saclay- a research team from INRAE – the French National Institute for Agriculture and Environment.
Liliana is co-head of the French research network on “Integration of heterogeneous data sources and ontologies”.
Liliana’s research interests are in building ontologies for different domains (e.g. cheese production, product meat manufacturing) using Web Semantics standards (e.g. RDF, OWL, SPARQL) and W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) recommendations (e.g. SOSA, Time Ontology).
Michael O'Donohue
INRAE Acting Director, IBISBA
Michael O’Donohue works for INRAE, France’s National Institute of Research on Agriculture, Food and the Environment. He holds a PhD in protein biochemistry from the University of Portsmouth (UK) and possesses extensive research experience in enzyme engineering and biotechnology. In INRAE, Michael is head of TRANSFORM, a 600-staff research division possessing 29 labs in France. In 2014, Michael launched a European initiative aimed at developing a more systemic approach to research in industrial biotechnology. Since then, this initiative has grown into IBISBA, a distributed European research infrastructure that gained ESFRI recognition in 2018. IBISBA currently mobilizes staff from 21 research institutions located in 10 European countries.
Andy Rae
University of Nottingham
Andy Rae, based in England, United Kingdom, is currently a Software Engineer at University of Nottingham, bringing experience from previous roles at University of Nottingham, Self-employed, Film Hub Midlands and Film Hub Central East. Skilled in a variety of languages, including C#, Python, and Typescript, and experienced in developing and maintaining applications for various sectors. Andy Rae holds a 2020 - 2022 Master of Science - MS @ Nottingham Trent University. With a robust skill set that includes Project Coordination, Audience Development, Data Analysis, Film Marketing, Design and more, Andy Rae contributes valuable insights to the industry.
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom
DTU - Technical University of Denmark Associate Professor
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom is an Associate Professor at DTU Chemical Engineering, part of the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at Danmarks Tekniske Universitet. His research primarily focuses on the development and application of advanced optimization methods and systems engineering tools for chemical and biochemical production systems. Current projects include tuning algorithms for Model Predictive Control, monitoring enzymatic biodiesel production, and designing energy-efficient distillation technology.
Michael O'Donohue
INRAE Acting Director, IBISBA
Michael O’Donohue works for INRAE, France’s National Institute of Research on Agriculture, Food and the Environment. He holds a PhD in protein biochemistry from the University of Portsmouth (UK) and possesses extensive research experience in enzyme engineering and biotechnology. In INRAE, Michael is head of TRANSFORM, a 600-staff research division possessing 29 labs in France. In 2014, Michael launched a European initiative aimed at developing a more systemic approach to research in industrial biotechnology. Since then, this initiative has grown into IBISBA, a distributed European research infrastructure that gained ESFRI recognition in 2018. IBISBA currently mobilizes staff from 21 research institutions located in 10 European countries.
Christian Cole
University of Dundee
Dr Christian Cole is Reader in Health Informatics at the School of Medicine, University of Dundee and is the Academic Co-Director of the Health Informatics Centre which is responsible for managing research access to NHS data in the East of Scotland. His research interests are on the themes of standardisation and access to sensitive data for research using open, transparent and reproducible methodologies.
Magalie Weber
INRAE
Magalie Weber is involved in knowledge engineering at INRAE in the BIA (Biopolymers, Interactions, Assemblies) research unit in Nantes, and is in charge of building the domain ontology covering the Transform research Division (PO2/TransformON ontology) for the engineering of food, bioproducts and residues from agri-food systems. She is also a project manager at the Direction pour la Science Ouverte (DipSO) within the Num4Sci group, where she contributes to projects related to semantics and the sharing of research data.
Magalie Weber
INRAE
Magalie Weber is involved in knowledge engineering at INRAE in the BIA (Biopolymers, Interactions, Assemblies) research unit in Nantes, and is in charge of building the domain ontology covering the Transform research Division (PO2/TransformON ontology) for the engineering of food, bioproducts and residues from agri-food systems. She is also a project manager at the Direction pour la Science Ouverte (DipSO) within the Num4Sci group, where she contributes to projects related to semantics and the sharing of research data.
Christian Cole
University of Dundee
Dr Christian Cole is Reader in Health Informatics at the School of Medicine, University of Dundee and is the Academic Co-Director of the Health Informatics Centre which is responsible for managing research access to NHS data in the East of Scotland. His research interests are on the themes of standardisation and access to sensitive data for research using open, transparent and reproducible methodologies.
Michael O'Donohue
INRAE Acting Director, IBISBA
Michael O’Donohue works for INRAE, France’s National Institute of Research on Agriculture, Food and the Environment. He holds a PhD in protein biochemistry from the University of Portsmouth (UK) and possesses extensive research experience in enzyme engineering and biotechnology. In INRAE, Michael is head of TRANSFORM, a 600-staff research division possessing 29 labs in France. In 2014, Michael launched a European initiative aimed at developing a more systemic approach to research in industrial biotechnology. Since then, this initiative has grown into IBISBA, a distributed European research infrastructure that gained ESFRI recognition in 2018. IBISBA currently mobilizes staff from 21 research institutions located in 10 European countries.
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Summer Webinar
enter
click to
29-30 August 2024
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Summer Webinar
29-30 August 2024
Day 1
Thursday August 29th 2024
Day 2
Friday August 30th 2024
Videos
Bio
Speakers
registration mandatory
Day 2
Friday August 30th 2024
Thursday, August 29th, 2024
Day 1
Videos
Introduction
Michael O'Donohue - INRAE
10:45
Bio
Speakers
Trusted Research Environments for Safe Access to Sensitive Data
Christian Cole - DUNDEE
11:00
Andy Rae - UNOTT
Break
12:00
What is a digital twin?
Antonis Kokossis - NTUA
14:00
Break
15:00
Digitalization of pilot plants to enhance research and engineering education
Jacob Kjøbsted Huusom - DTU
15:15
Break
16:00
DeCYPher - Data Management and Links to Bioindustry 4.0
Marjan De Mey - UGENT
16:15
End
17:00
powered by
Day 1
Thursday August 29th 2024
Friday, August 30th, 2024
Day 2
Videos
Bio
Speakers
How the PO2/TransformON and FermentON domain ontologies can help us achieve interoperability and reuse of data on (bio)processes
Magalie Weber - INRAE
14:00
Liliana Ibanescu - INRAE
Break
15:00
After BioIndustry ? Discussion about call opportunities*
Michael O'Donohue - INRAE
15:15
* Restricted to the BioIndustry 4.0 consortium members
End
16:00
powered by
Videos
Bio
Speakers
Day 1
Thursday August 29th 2024
Day 2
Friday August 30th 2024
Click to watch
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Speakers
Bio
Day 1
Thursday August 29th 2024
Day 2
Friday August 30th 2024
Videos
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Antonis Kokossis
NTUA - National Technical University of Athens Professor of Process Systems Engineering
Professor Kokossis holds a Diploma in Chemical Engineering from NTUA and a PhD from Princeton University. He returned to his alma mater in 2009 following an overseas academic career in UK at the University of Manchester (formerly UMIST). He holds expertise in process systems design and process integration, recently with a strong emphasis on renewable energy systems, process intensification and the design of biorefineries and industrial symbiosis networks. His research has addressed the design of multiphase reactors, complex separation and reactive-separation systems, energy and power networks, and environmental problems across a wide spectrum of applications (water reuse, recycle, and regeneration systems, wastewater management, gasification, waste to energy projects). He has established collaboration with several industrial companies (UOP, ICI, Bayer, Mitsubishi, Exxon, Eastman, MW Kellogg, BP Oil, Unilever, Chimar, BPF, CIMV, DSM, Arkema, Granherne, Linnhoff-March) and graduated 28 PhD and 50 MSc students. He holds over 300 communications in international conferences, and 80 invited lectures in conferences universities, and multinational companies. He is National Representative of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the National Representative of the IBISBA EU research infrastructure on Industrial Biotechnology, the Greek Secretary for Research and Technology in Climate Change (GSRT), and the Computer Aided Process Engineering (CAPE) Group of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE). Since 2020 he is the scientific director of Symbiolabs, a spin-off company that relies on AI and data technologies to promote renewable applications and social engagement in the context of circular economy. He is founder and Chair of the Sustainability Section at EFCE and an elected member of the Executive Board of Trustees at the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE).
Marjan De Mey
Ghent University Director, Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB)
Since 2011 Marjan De Mey holds a position as professor in Metabolic Engineering at the faculty Bioscience Engineering of Ghent University where she leads the Metabolic Engineering (MEMO) group. Her research is situated at the forefront of industrial biotechnology, metabolic engineering and synthetic biology. In 2014 she became director of the Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB) at Ghent University.
Antonis Kokossis
NTUA - National Technical University of Athens Professor of Process Systems Engineering
Professor Kokossis holds a Diploma in Chemical Engineering from NTUA and a PhD from Princeton University. He returned to his alma mater in 2009 following an overseas academic career in UK at the University of Manchester (formerly UMIST). He holds expertise in process systems design and process integration, recently with a strong emphasis on renewable energy systems, process intensification and the design of biorefineries and industrial symbiosis networks. His research has addressed the design of multiphase reactors, complex separation and reactive-separation systems, energy and power networks, and environmental problems across a wide spectrum of applications (water reuse, recycle, and regeneration systems, wastewater management, gasification, waste to energy projects). He has established collaboration with several industrial companies (UOP, ICI, Bayer, Mitsubishi, Exxon, Eastman, MW Kellogg, BP Oil, Unilever, Chimar, BPF, CIMV, DSM, Arkema, Granherne, Linnhoff-March) and graduated 28 PhD and 50 MSc students. He holds over 300 communications in international conferences, and 80 invited lectures in conferences universities, and multinational companies. He is National Representative of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the National Representative of the IBISBA EU research infrastructure on Industrial Biotechnology, the Greek Secretary for Research and Technology in Climate Change (GSRT), and the Computer Aided Process Engineering (CAPE) Group of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE). Since 2020 he is the scientific director of Symbiolabs, a spin-off company that relies on AI and data technologies to promote renewable applications and social engagement in the context of circular economy. He is founder and Chair of the Sustainability Section at EFCE and an elected member of the Executive Board of Trustees at the European Federation of Chemical Engineering (EFCE).
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom
DTU - Technical University of Denmark Associate Professor
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom is an Associate Professor at DTU Chemical Engineering, part of the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at Danmarks Tekniske Universitet. His research primarily focuses on the development and application of advanced optimization methods and systems engineering tools for chemical and biochemical production systems. Current projects include tuning algorithms for Model Predictive Control, monitoring enzymatic biodiesel production, and designing energy-efficient distillation technology.
Andy Rae
University of Nottingham
Andy Rae, based in England, United Kingdom, is currently a Software Engineer at University of Nottingham, bringing experience from previous roles at University of Nottingham, Self-employed, Film Hub Midlands and Film Hub Central East. Skilled in a variety of languages, including C#, Python, and Typescript, and experienced in developing and maintaining applications for various sectors. Andy Rae holds a 2020 - 2022 Master of Science - MS @ Nottingham Trent University. With a robust skill set that includes Project Coordination, Audience Development, Data Analysis, Film Marketing, Design and more, Andy Rae contributes valuable insights to the industry.
Liliana IBANESCU
INRAE
Liliana Ibanescu is an assistant professor in Computer Science at AgroParisTech (a French University) – The Paris Institute of Technology for Life and Environmental Sciences. Liliana is also a member of MIA Paris-Saclay- a research team from INRAE – the French National Institute for Agriculture and Environment. Liliana is co-head of the French research network on “Integration of heterogeneous data sources and ontologies”. Liliana’s research interests are in building ontologies for different domains (e.g. cheese production, product meat manufacturing) using Web Semantics standards (e.g. RDF, OWL, SPARQL) and W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) recommendations (e.g. SOSA, Time Ontology).
Marjan De Mey
Ghent University Director, Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB)
Since 2011 Marjan De Mey holds a position as professor in Metabolic Engineering at the faculty Bioscience Engineering of Ghent University where she leads the Metabolic Engineering (MEMO) group. Her research is situated at the forefront of industrial biotechnology, metabolic engineering and synthetic biology. In 2014 she became director of the Centre of Synthetic Biology (CSB) at Ghent University.
Liliana IBANESCU
INRAE
Liliana Ibanescu is an assistant professor in Computer Science at AgroParisTech (a French University) – The Paris Institute of Technology for Life and Environmental Sciences. Liliana is also a member of MIA Paris-Saclay- a research team from INRAE – the French National Institute for Agriculture and Environment. Liliana is co-head of the French research network on “Integration of heterogeneous data sources and ontologies”. Liliana’s research interests are in building ontologies for different domains (e.g. cheese production, product meat manufacturing) using Web Semantics standards (e.g. RDF, OWL, SPARQL) and W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) recommendations (e.g. SOSA, Time Ontology).
Michael O'Donohue
INRAE Acting Director, IBISBA
Michael O’Donohue works for INRAE, France’s National Institute of Research on Agriculture, Food and the Environment. He holds a PhD in protein biochemistry from the University of Portsmouth (UK) and possesses extensive research experience in enzyme engineering and biotechnology. In INRAE, Michael is head of TRANSFORM, a 600-staff research division possessing 29 labs in France. In 2014, Michael launched a European initiative aimed at developing a more systemic approach to research in industrial biotechnology. Since then, this initiative has grown into IBISBA, a distributed European research infrastructure that gained ESFRI recognition in 2018. IBISBA currently mobilizes staff from 21 research institutions located in 10 European countries.
Andy Rae
University of Nottingham
Andy Rae, based in England, United Kingdom, is currently a Software Engineer at University of Nottingham, bringing experience from previous roles at University of Nottingham, Self-employed, Film Hub Midlands and Film Hub Central East. Skilled in a variety of languages, including C#, Python, and Typescript, and experienced in developing and maintaining applications for various sectors. Andy Rae holds a 2020 - 2022 Master of Science - MS @ Nottingham Trent University. With a robust skill set that includes Project Coordination, Audience Development, Data Analysis, Film Marketing, Design and more, Andy Rae contributes valuable insights to the industry.
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom
DTU - Technical University of Denmark Associate Professor
Jakob Kjøbsted Huusom is an Associate Professor at DTU Chemical Engineering, part of the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at Danmarks Tekniske Universitet. His research primarily focuses on the development and application of advanced optimization methods and systems engineering tools for chemical and biochemical production systems. Current projects include tuning algorithms for Model Predictive Control, monitoring enzymatic biodiesel production, and designing energy-efficient distillation technology.
Michael O'Donohue
INRAE Acting Director, IBISBA
Michael O’Donohue works for INRAE, France’s National Institute of Research on Agriculture, Food and the Environment. He holds a PhD in protein biochemistry from the University of Portsmouth (UK) and possesses extensive research experience in enzyme engineering and biotechnology. In INRAE, Michael is head of TRANSFORM, a 600-staff research division possessing 29 labs in France. In 2014, Michael launched a European initiative aimed at developing a more systemic approach to research in industrial biotechnology. Since then, this initiative has grown into IBISBA, a distributed European research infrastructure that gained ESFRI recognition in 2018. IBISBA currently mobilizes staff from 21 research institutions located in 10 European countries.
Christian Cole
University of Dundee
Dr Christian Cole is Reader in Health Informatics at the School of Medicine, University of Dundee and is the Academic Co-Director of the Health Informatics Centre which is responsible for managing research access to NHS data in the East of Scotland. His research interests are on the themes of standardisation and access to sensitive data for research using open, transparent and reproducible methodologies.
Magalie Weber
INRAE
Magalie Weber is involved in knowledge engineering at INRAE in the BIA (Biopolymers, Interactions, Assemblies) research unit in Nantes, and is in charge of building the domain ontology covering the Transform research Division (PO2/TransformON ontology) for the engineering of food, bioproducts and residues from agri-food systems. She is also a project manager at the Direction pour la Science Ouverte (DipSO) within the Num4Sci group, where she contributes to projects related to semantics and the sharing of research data.
Magalie Weber
INRAE
Magalie Weber is involved in knowledge engineering at INRAE in the BIA (Biopolymers, Interactions, Assemblies) research unit in Nantes, and is in charge of building the domain ontology covering the Transform research Division (PO2/TransformON ontology) for the engineering of food, bioproducts and residues from agri-food systems. She is also a project manager at the Direction pour la Science Ouverte (DipSO) within the Num4Sci group, where she contributes to projects related to semantics and the sharing of research data.
Christian Cole
University of Dundee
Dr Christian Cole is Reader in Health Informatics at the School of Medicine, University of Dundee and is the Academic Co-Director of the Health Informatics Centre which is responsible for managing research access to NHS data in the East of Scotland. His research interests are on the themes of standardisation and access to sensitive data for research using open, transparent and reproducible methodologies.
Michael O'Donohue
INRAE Acting Director, IBISBA
Michael O’Donohue works for INRAE, France’s National Institute of Research on Agriculture, Food and the Environment. He holds a PhD in protein biochemistry from the University of Portsmouth (UK) and possesses extensive research experience in enzyme engineering and biotechnology. In INRAE, Michael is head of TRANSFORM, a 600-staff research division possessing 29 labs in France. In 2014, Michael launched a European initiative aimed at developing a more systemic approach to research in industrial biotechnology. Since then, this initiative has grown into IBISBA, a distributed European research infrastructure that gained ESFRI recognition in 2018. IBISBA currently mobilizes staff from 21 research institutions located in 10 European countries.