Commitment to research
National and European projects
The French Institute of Bioinformatics contributes to or coordinates national and European scientific projects through PIA, PEPR, and other French funding sources, as well as through its participation in European projects via Elixir and the development of bioinformatics infrastructure.
This participation demonstrates its commitment to infrastructure development and scientific research in Biology and Health.
Acknowledgments and Affiliation
Acknowledgments and affiliations for each project can be found in the dedicated section.
Submit project-related publications to HAL, as required.
Galaxy-BioProd
Galaxy-BioProd's objective is to provide generic and shared tools and resources to design, execute and monitor projects in the various areas of the PEPR B-BEST. To this end, a centralized portal is being developed, bringing together software tools as well as computing and storage resources, in order to share and disseminate data and analyses from the PEPR.
GDI
The project aims to access genomic data and related phenotypic and clinical data across Europe. It does this by establishing a federated, sustainable, and secure infrastructure for accessing this data. It builds on the results of the Beyond 1 Million Genomes (B1MG) project and delivers on the ambition of the 1+Million Genomes (1+MG) initiative.
Grand Défi Ferments du Futur
Ferments du Future is a public-private partnership built to accelerate research and innovation in ferments, fermented foods and biopreservation, thereby promoting sustainable and healthy food.
MUDIS4LS
The MUDIS4LS project, funded under the EQUIPEX+ (PIA4) program, is deploying a shared national computing and storage infrastructure for 22 IFB platforms. It facilitates the secure management and sharing of data throughout life sciences research projects, while promoting their dissemination in national and international repositories.
NeuroVasc
The NEUROVASC project aims to establish an optimal digital ecosystem to develop predictive tools/models for 5P medicine (personalized, predictive, preventive, participatory, population-based) against the evolution of ICA and stroke, relying mainly on the distinctive resources developed by the French clinical network in neuroradiology.
PeoplePulse
People Pulse aims to develop a community of skilled, diverse, and collaborative collaborators within ELIXIR by focusing on member integration, clearly defining roles, providing training, and fostering organizational and managerial skills. People Pulse intends to stimulate research and innovation in bioinformatics.
PHENET
The PHENET project aims to integrate European research infrastructures (RIs) on plant phenotyping, ecosystem experimentation, long-term observations and data management, and bioinformatics. The goal is to develop new numerical tools and methods to characterize the performance of combinations of species, genotypes, and agricultural practices in anticipation of the most likely climate scenarios across Europe.
RENABI
Under the supervision of the CNRS, INRAE, CEA and Inserm, the National Institute of Bioinformatics - IFB (formerly Renabi-IFB) is a national research infrastructure for the life sciences communities and the French node of ELIXIR. The IFB's activities are coordinated by the IFB-Core Support and Research Unit (UAR CNRS 3601). It offers bioinformatics services (computing and storage, software development and deployment, knowledge bases, data management, project support), organizes training and participates in methodological innovation in this field of research. It brings together 21 member platforms, 7 contributing platforms and 8 associated teams which cover all areas of bioinformatics and all thematic areas of fundamental biology and its applications (health, environment, agronomy).
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