Speakers

Keynote

Joshua Schrier

Fordham University

Speakers

Alejandra Gonzalez Beltran

Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, STFC

Towards FAIR research data management

Alex Hexemer

Advanced Light Source, LBL

MLExchange, bringing machine learning to the beamline

Ben Blaiszik

University of Chicago, Argonne National Lab

A FAIR Approach Towards Fully Realizing the Impact of AI and Machine Learning in Materials Science

Bob Hanson

St. Olaf College

Progress in the development of an IUPAC FAIR Data model for spectroscopic data.

Burkhard Schäfer

BSSN Software

Data Exchange in the Laboratory of the Future

Caterina Barillari

ETH Zürich

Managing research data with openBIS

Chandu Nainala & Philip Strömert

NFDI4Chem, University of Jena (CN), TIB Leibniz (PS)

NFDI4Chem Terminology Service: Enabling semantic research data interoperability, discovery and exploitation in chemistry

Charles Tapley Hoyt

Harvard Medical School

The Biopragmatics Stack: Biomedical Semantics for Humans

Chris Mungall

Berkeley Lab

LinkML: a developer-friendly semantic data modeling framework, with applications in the chemical sciences

David Elbert

Johns Hopkins University, MaRDA

Intersectional Interoperability and MaRDA

David Prendergast

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Python Notebooks for X-ray Spectroscopy Simulation and Analysis

Eibar Flores

DTU, BIG-MAP

Leveraging digital tools to promote research standards

Giovanni Pizzi

EPFL

The OPTIMADE REST API for Querying Materials Databases

Helge Stein

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Helmholtz Institute Ulm

Laboratory APIs as the foundation for autonomous laboratories

Henk Birkholz

IWT Bremen, MaterialDigital

Towards Useful Materials Processing Ontologies

Ian Bruno

CCDC, IUPAC

Interoperable Crystallographic Data: A Community Success Story

Kenneth Kroenlein

Citrine Informatics

Supporting Industrial Users in Structuring Data for AI

Luc Patiny

EPFL, Zakodium, cheminfo

Open-source JavaScript libraries for chemical data management

Michael Selzer

Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT)

Kadi4Mat : research data infrastructure for material science and beyond

Nicolas Carpi

Deltablot, eLabFTW

Peter Murray-Rust

University of Cambridge

The Language of Materials

Simon Coles

Unversity of Southampton

Understanding infrastructure requirements to support FAIR physical sciences data