1000 European Molecular Biology Laboratory

GBC Global Biodata Infrastructure Project Officer

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Help shape the future of global biodata infrastructure. Join the Global Biodata Coalition (GBC) Secretariat at EMBL-EBI as a Global Biodata Infrastructure Project Officer , where you’ll bring together international partners, lead impactful projects and help strengthen the sustainability of the biodata infrastructure underpinning life sciences research worldwide. You’ll play a central role in growing and connecting GBC’s community of 52 Global Core Biodata Resources (GCBRs) , coordinating the GCBR Forum and working closely with resource leaders, funders, scientific experts and policymakers. You’ll have the opportunity to shape new initiatives, build influential partnerships and contribute to projects tackling some of the key challenges facing global biodata infrastructure.…

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