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Select Track: 3DSIG | Bio-Ontologies and Knowledge Representation | BioInfo-Core | Bioinfo4Women Meet-Up | Bioinformatics in the UK | BioVis | BOSC | CAMDA | CollaborationFest | CompMS | Computational Systems Immunology | Distinguished Keynotes | Dream Challenges | Education | Equity and Diversity | EvolCompGen | Fellows Presentation | Function | General Computational Biology | HiTSeq | iRNA | ISCB-China Workshop | JPI | MICROBIOME | MLCSB | NetBio | NIH Cyberinfrastructure and Emerging Technologies Sessions | NIH/Elixir | Publications - Navigating Journal Submissions | RegSys | Special Track | Stewardship Critical Infrastructure | Student Council Symposium | SysMod | Tech Track | Text Mining | The Innovation Pipeline: How Industry & Academia Can Work Together in Computational Biology | TransMed | Tutorials | VarI | WEB 2025 | Youth Bioinformatics Symposium | All
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| Date | Start Time | End Time | Room | Track | Title | Confrimed Presenter | Format | Authors | Abstract |
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| 2025-07-24 | 11:20:00 | 13:00:00 | 11A | WEB 2025 | Exchanging experience and use cases of working cross-sector | Gabriella Rustici, Sarah Morgan, TBC | The panel will share and explore their experiences of organising and delivering across industry,clinical and academic sectors. Highlighting both the challenges and opportunities that working cross sector can produce. | ||
| 2025-07-24 | 14:00:00 | 16:00:00 | 11A | WEB 2025 | Defining principles for working together on training and skills development | This session will be split into two sections and will be run as a workshop gathering ideas and ways to move forward from the wider ISMB training community (including industry panel members and students). Part 1 will focus on defining principles to enable closer working relationships between industry and academia for skills development. Part 2 will then look at how ISCB can support this cross sector working for training. |