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-=====ICSB 2013 Copenhagen=====
+{{:public:screen_shot_2013-08-20_at_10.45.58.png?direct&200|}}=====AllBio at ICSB 2013 Copenhagen=====
-==Workshop and Tutorial schedules==
+===AllBio workshop on Standardisation Operation Procedures (SOP)===
+Susanne Hollmann, Babette Regierer, Joachim Lonien, Martin Golebiewski
+www.icsb2013.dk
+http://www.icsb2013.dk/images/Media/pdf/icsb2013_workshop.pdf
+The integration of data for modelling is a critical step where intelligent rules play an essential role
+for the success. As systems biology needs to integrate heterologous and complex data to build
+models, the need for data standards in the life sciences becomes an urgent topic. Therefore, systems
+biology could play a major role in the development of new and helpful standards for the production
+of high quality data. Systems biology could therefore be a driver for standardisation processes in the
+life sciences in general.
+The systems biology community needs the close cooperation with data generation groups and the
+bioinformatics world to define a strategy how to generate the high quality data in the life sciences
+needed for model generation.
+The workshop will address questions on standardization activities and processes in the life sciences
+with specific emphasis on systems biology needs. It also offers fundamental information about the
+creation of economically reasonable conditions for future industrial application.
+Standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the generation and processing of data are highly
+important for data integration and model creation in particular in respect to because only the use of
+standards lead to
+  * high quality and comparable data, regardless of the sample origin and environment, and
+  * for the use and application of results for industrial exploitation (e.g. in Synthetic biology).
+The development of SOPs can also feedback and thus have impact to the creation of new standards.
+During the workshop 'Standardizing Data and Metadata in Systems Biology' experts will provide an
+inside view on the processes around standardisation on the national (e.g. German) and international
+(CEN, ISO) level, followed by an overview on ongoing initiatives on standardisation (e.g.
+COMBINE, ISBE, AllBIO) in different life science areas. In a final discussion with the participants
+it is expected to define challenges and needs for standardisation activities in the systems biology
+and – if possible – also in the whole life science area. As a consequence, strategic considerations
+will be developed addressing key stakeholders on the European level. Thus, the systems biology
+community could benefit from the prominent role and be a driver in this area influencing the way
+how data are generated in the life sciences in general.

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