We're delighted to welcome CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, as our newest GBC Observer. It's great to have your engagement as we work together towards global biodata sustainability. #globalbiodata #openscience

Welcome to the first of our weekly series highlighting our fifty two Global Core Biodata Resources. First up is the GuidetoPharmacology - the IUPHAR/BPS Guide to Pharmacology. Click the link to find out more. bit.ly/3KNV8e4 #globalbiodata #openscience

Continuing our newly launched GCBR of the Week series, today we profile Rhea database, a knowledgebase of biochemical reactions, part of the SIB portfolio of open software. Click the link to find out more bit.ly/4eC0qad #globalbiodata #openscience

Learn more about how the Global Biodata Coalition is working to enhance sustainability of the global biodata infrastructure. Read our newly published Highlights Report 2023. bit.ly/4cjFbZj #globalbiodata #openscience

Our featured GCBR of the Week is @Orphadata, a knowledgebase providing high-quality information on rare diseases and orphan drugs. Click the link to find out more. bit.ly/3W5AEEj #globalbiodata #openscience

Our featured GCBR of the Week is the UCSC Genome Browser UCSC Genome Browser that offers a comprehensive view of genomic data for the human genome and >3500 other organisms. @Genome_gov California Institute for Regenerative Medicine CDC #globalbiodata #openscience Click the link to find out

Our GCBR of the Week is European Nucleotide Archive (ENA), providing a comprehensive record of the world’s nucleotide sequencing information. EMBL CZI Science European Commission Moore Foundation UK Research and Innovation Wellcome #globalbiodata #openscience Click the link to find out more bit.ly/3y4huVW

Our GCBR of the Week is the Mouse Genome Database Mouse Genome Info, an expertly curated public resource of genetic, genomic, and biological knowledge about the laboratory mouse. Click the link to find out more. bit.ly/4ffqmbY The Jackson Laboratory National Human Genome Research Institute #globalbiodata

Our GCBR of the week is Cellosaurus, a comprehensive resource that holds data on cell lines used in biomedical research, part of the SIB portfolio of open software. Click the link to find out more bit.ly/3Sr54OU #globalbiodata #openscience

Our featured GCBR of the Week is CIViC, a community driven resource that improves the clinical interpretation of genetic variants in cancer. Click the link to find out more : bit.ly/4dqfpCO National Human Genome Research Institute #globalbiodata #openscience

Our featured GCBR of the Week is Ensembl , a genome browser for vertebrate genomes that supports research in comparative genomics, evolution, sequence variation and transcriptional regulation. Click the link to find out more : bit.ly/4dEb3YP Wellcome UK Research and Innovation

Our featured GCBR of the Week is EcoCyc, a comprehensive database that provides detailed information on E. coli and related bacterial species. Click the link to find out more bit.ly/4cz6myF National Human Genome Research Institute SRI #globalbiodata #openscience

Our GCBR of the Week is the Human Disease Ontology Knowledgebase, a comprehensive resource that standardises the representation of human diseases, their conditions and classifications. Click the link to find out more bit.ly/4fSLYLX National Human Genome Research Institute NIH #globalbiodata

GBC will be at the upcoming SPNHC-TDWG 2024 conference in Okinawa. Our Program Manager, Chuck Cook will talk about the global biodata infrastructure and the drive for sustainability on 5th September. #SPNHD2024 TDWG #globalbiodata #openscience

Our featured GCBR of the Week is the NHGRI-EBI GWAS Catalog that collects and displays information about published genome-wide association studies. Click the link to find out more bit.ly/4cMdwj7 @EMBL National Human Genome Research Institute Open Targets #globalbiodata #openscience

GBC Executive Director, GCO joins a panel to discuss data metrics in practice at today's Make Data Count meeting in London. Make Data Count #globalbiodata

Next panel is on data metrics in practice, Jo McEntyre chairing some speakers working at the coalface. Bringing together Jose Benito Gonzalez Lopez Zenodo Guy Cochrane GlobalBiodata and Graham Smith from Springer Nature #MDCsummit

GBC Program Manager, Chuck Cook, is at SPNHC-TDWG 2024 in Japan talking about the key challenge of sustaining the component resources of the global biodata infrastructure. #SPNHD2024 TDWG #globalbiodata #openscience

Our featured GCBR of the week is Planteome project, a knowledgebase and suite of interconnected reference ontologies utilised by the plant biology community for the annotation of plant gene expression data, traits, phenotypes, genomes and germplasm. Click the link to find out more: