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New course in biobanking

Karolinska Insitutet and BBMRI.se arrange a new course entitled:

Biobanking as a resource for biomedical research

Confirmed speakers: Prof. Micheale Neumaier, prof. Joakim Lundberg, prof. Per Hall & Karin Söderberg and dr. James Thompson.

Read more about the cource here

HandsOn: Biobanks - the movie version from BBMRI.se on Vimeo.

National Cytological Biobank

10 of 20 county councils in Sweden have joined the automated process for biobanking of gynecological samples that BBMRI.se has developed. The vision for the coming years is to simplify and make accessible these samples for research by linking to clinical data.

HandsOn: Biobanks 2013

Sign up for this year´s conference here

Read more at HandsOn: Biobanks web page

BBMRI.se consortium agreement signed

All medical faculties in Sweden have signed BBMRI.se consortium agreement.

Sample Collection Register

Visit the BBMRI.se Sample Collection Register that contains information about 80 sample collections/studies carried out on human biological samples.

The register is constantly updated.

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Recent news

20 May 2013
Articles about European General Data Protection Regulation
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Summary of Nordic Expert Meeting
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20 May 2013
BBMRI ISIS - a new service for biobank researchers!
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30 Apr 2013
EU data protection legislation threatens rare disease research
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Events

30 May 2013 — 31 May 2013 | Turin, Italy
Epiwork International Workshop “Digital Epidemiology”
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16 Sep 2013 | Graz, Austria
The BBMRI-ERIC Inauguration Ceremony
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17 Sep 2013 | Graz, Austria
The International Biobanking Summit II (IBS-II)
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18 Sep 2013 | Graz, Austria
The 1st Annual BBMRI-LPC (Large Population Cohorts) Forum Meeting
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21 Oct 2013 — 25 Oct 2013 | Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm
Course: Biobanking as a resource for biomedical research
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ABOUT BBMRI.se

The BioBanking and Molecular Resource Infrastructure of Sweden (BBMRI.se) is a national infrastructure for easy access, storage and analysis of biobank samples. The infrastructure will provide new opportunities to detect diseases at an early stage for best treatment. Hosted by Karolinska Institutet, BBMRI.se collaborates with all medical faculties in Sweden and is linked to the corresponding European biobanking program BBMRI.

Publisher: Jan-Eric Litton