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Fabio manages the Data Security, Discovery and Data Use & Research Identities work streams within the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health. He is based in the Director's Office at the Wellcome Sanger Institute.
Fabio plays a key role in helping to coordinate the efforts of a huge number of expert contributors across the globe as part of the Global Alliance for Genomics & Health (GA4GH). GA4GH is a policy-framing and technical standards organisation aiming to improve global health by enabling efficient, responsible and equitable data and benefit sharing.
Fabio’s scientific expertise and background is in genome engineering and design. In his previous role at the Wellcome Sanger Institute, he was part of the Synthetic Genomics initiative, developing tools and working with multiple faculty from leading UK groups in Synthetic Biology and Genome Engineering: Tom Ellis, Leo Parts, Jason Chin and Patrick Cai.
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What a way to end my last day with GA4GH Secretariat. Big congrats to all the dev team and thanks to reviewers! This is a great day for the Global data sharing community. This version paves the way for a revolution in how data can be shared and analysed securely. #GA4GHforever
It’s finally here! #Passports v1.2 solves key #DataAccess problems: https://ga4gh.github.io/data-security/aai-openid-connect-profile.🧵
Thanks @Doc_JmGAuvil @dbernick @nyronen @TomConn3r @maximum_bark @andrewpatto @SarionBowers @tsslade & many more!
It’s finally here! #Passports v1.2 solves key #DataAccess problems: https://ga4gh.github.io/data-security/aai-openid-connect-profile.🧵
Thanks @Doc_JmGAuvil @dbernick @nyronen @TomConn3r @maximum_bark @andrewpatto @SarionBowers @tsslade & many more!
Great to see this resource announced for the Global Spanish-speaking Genomics community. #GA4GH #GA4GH10thPlenary
Now available: the Data Use Ontology en #español https://github.com/EBISPOT/DUO#translations. We are pleased to add a Spanish translation of root #DUO terms for informational purposes. Thank you to Pablo Daniel Lapunzina @CIBERER, Aina Jené Cortada @CRGenomica, and Jonathan Lawson @broadinstitute.