The ATLASea exploratory research programme – Atlas of Marine Genomes, funded under the France 2030 plan, is structured around several targeted projects corresponding to different scientific and technological stages.
Among these various projects, BYTE-Sea, led by the French Institute of Bioinformatics (IFB/ELIXIR-FR), is responsible for setting up the digital infrastructure and developing interfaces to access the genomic data produced by ATLASea, monitor its progress and facilitate its use by the scientific community.
This project is coordinated by Erwan Corre (ABiMS – IFB) and draws on the IFB’s digital infrastructure, located at the IFBcore site at IDRIS, the BigOuest infrastructure (pooling of the ABiMS and GenOuest platforms) and that of IFREMER.
Report on the BYTE-Sea project
Interview with Annie Lebreton, data manager for the project
You can also watch the video interview with Annie Lebreton (ABiMS), bioinformatician and data manager for the BYTE-Sea project, which ensures the traceability and integrity of the data generated by ATLASea.
All other reports on the projects in this programme can be found on the ATLASea YouTube channel.