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| − | GGBN relies on its strategic partnerships, associated networks, and current funders to fulfill its mission. Contact us at | + | '''GGBN relies on its strategic partnerships, associated networks, and current funders to fulfill its mission. Contact us at [mailto:info@ggbn.org info@ggbn.org] to work with us to strategically increase our network and reach related communities.''' |
| − | =Biobanking | + | =Biobanking Partners= |
| + | Our partners included non-biodiversity biobanks, governmental agencies and other organizations that have an interest in biodiversity biobanks. These partners are committed to supporting the goals of GGBN by providing technical expertise and/or participating in GGBN activities. | ||
| − | + | ==Biodiversity Biobanking Organizations== | |
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| − | ==[https://www.cryoarks.org/ CryoArks]== | + | ===[[File:CBCGDF_LOGO.jpg|left, text-center|100px]][http://www.cbcgdf.org/English/ China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF)]=== |
| + | The China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation partners with GGBN by facilitating outreach to the Chinese-speaking scientific community through its highly-respected social media outlets. | ||
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| + | ===[[File:CAlogo.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://www.cryoarks.org/ CryoArks]=== | ||
This partnership supports activities associated with the long-term preservation of animal samples and derivatives and the augmentation and management of the GGBN Document Library, to include animal biobanking materials for conservation-focused research efforts. | This partnership supports activities associated with the long-term preservation of animal samples and derivatives and the augmentation and management of the GGBN Document Library, to include animal biobanking materials for conservation-focused research efforts. | ||
| − | ==[https://ecnweb.net/ Entomological Collections Network (ECN)]== | + | ===[[File:ECN.jpg|left, text-center|100px]][https://ecnweb.net/ Entomological Collections Network (ECN)]=== |
| − | [[File: | + | ECN promotes the preservation, management, use and development of entomological collections and fosters communications between collections managers and collections-based researchers regarding best practices in entomological (and arthropod) natural history collections. ECN partners with GGBN by serving as a liaison to promote GGBN membership and resources to the entomological collections community and to promote use of the GGBN Data Portal to the entomological researcher community. |
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| + | ===[[File:GGI_logoHorizontal_RGB_black.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://naturalhistory.si.edu/research/global-genome-initiative Global Genome Initiative (GGI)]=== | ||
| + | The Global Genome Initiative at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History is a collaborative science-based endeavor to collect the Earth's genomic biodiversity, preserve it in the world's biorepositories and make it available to researchers everywhere. GGI led the development of and hosts the Secretariat of GGBN. GGI also underwrites the [https://wiki.ggbn.org/ggbn/Global_Genome_Biodiversity_Network-Global_Genome_Initiative_Awards_Program GGBN-GGI Awards Program]. | ||
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| + | ===[[File:GGI-Gardens_logo_300x600.jpg|left, text-center|100px]][https://brit.org/research-projects/biodiversity-and-floristics/ggi-gardens/ Global Genome Initiative for Gardens (GGI-Gardens)]=== | ||
| + | The Global Genome Initiative for Gardens ([https://brit.org/research-projects/biodiversity-and-floristics/ggi-gardens/ GGI-Gardens]) is a collaborative partnership that supports the collection and maintenance of genome quality tissues and DNAs from living collections in botanic gardens and arboreta. Samples collected through GGI-Gardens, including through their [https://wiki.ggbn.org/ggbn/Global_Genome_Initiative-Gardens_Awards_Program awards programs], are preserved in GGBN-partnered biorepositories and made available to the public through the GGBN portal. The partnership between GGI-Gardens and GGBN facilitates the GGBN standard for GGI-Gardens partners and their preserved tissue and DNA samples. This partnership also helps make the data associated with collected samples made public to researchers across the globe. | ||
| − | ==[https:// | + | ===[[File:Species360 PartnerLogo 600x300.jpg|left, text-center|100px]][https://www.species360.org/ Species360 (Potential Partner)]=== |
| − | + | Species360 is the single largest source of husbandry and medical information on species in human care and includes data recorded on frozen tissues. By partnering with us to support the collection of GGBN required data, Species360 would expand insight to samples at aquatic and zoological institutions worldwide. | |
| − | ==[https://www. | + | ==Sequencing Project Partners== |
| − | [[File: | + | These sequencing and research networks (regional and professional associations) recognize the value that GGBN has to researchers and promotes GGBN to their members. Whenever possible, GGBN representatives are active during annual network meetings, connecting directly with the research community. |
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| + | ===[[File:EBP.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://www.earthbiogenome.org/ Earth Biogenome Project]=== | ||
| + | This partnership supports the goals of the EBP project, including cataloging the genome content of earth's biodiversity. | ||
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| + | ===[[File:Sanger.png|left, text-center|100px]] [https://www.sanger.ac.uk/programme/tree-of-life/ Tree of Life Programme Wellcome Sanger Institute]=== | ||
| + | GGBN and Sanger have formed a strategic alliance to facilitate collaborations on activities related to biobanking and biopreservation of samples from the major projects in Sanger’s Tree of Life programme, including the Darwin Tree of Life and Aquatic Symbiosis Genomics projects. Joint activities will support the goals of both GGBN and Sanger. | ||
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| + | ==Human Biobanking Organization== | ||
| − | ==[ | + | ===[[File:ESBBlogo.jpg|left, text-center|100px]][https://esbb.org/ European, Middle Eastern & African Society for Biopreservation and Biobanking (ESBB)]=== |
| + | This partnership facilitates joint activities associated with biobanking and biopreservation, including the augmentation and management of associated content in the GGBN document library. | ||
| − | ==[https://www.isber.org/default.aspx International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories (ISBER)]== | + | ===[[File:ISBERLogos_sm.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://www.isber.org/default.aspx International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories (ISBER)]=== |
This partnership facilitates joint activities associated with biobanking and biopreservation, including the review of ISBER best practices for biorepositories. | This partnership facilitates joint activities associated with biobanking and biopreservation, including the review of ISBER best practices for biorepositories. | ||
| − | ==[https://www. | + | =Biodiversity Informatics Partners= |
| − | + | Our partners included non-biodiversity biobanks, governmental agencies and other organizations that have an interest in biodiversity informatics. These partners are committed to supporting the goals of GGBN by providing technical expertise and/or participating in GGBN activities. | |
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| + | ==[[File:TDWG_logo.gif|left, text-center|100px]][https://www.tdwg.org/ Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG)]== | ||
| + | This partnership supports activities associated with improving genomic biodiversity data standards. GGBN coordinates the TDWG Interest Group "Genomic Biodiversity." | ||
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| + | ==[[File:Gsc-highres.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://gensc.org/ Genomic Standards Consortium (GSC)]== | ||
| + | This partnership supports the development of community standards for genetic samples. GSC and GGBN are working to align the GGBN and MIxS data standards for tissues, DNA and environmental samples. | ||
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| + | ==[[File:GBIF-2015.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://www.gbif.org/ Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)]== | ||
| + | GBIF is an inter-governmental collaboration committed to free and open access to biodiversity data and commits to work closely with GGBN to promote data standardization and interoperability and, where applicable, to encourage and facilitate the participation of GBIF participant nodes as contributors or members within GGBN. GBIF similarly encourages and will support efforts by GGBN partners to share relevant metadata, nomenclature, occurrence and sampling event data through the GBIF network. | ||
| − | ==[ | + | ==[[File:Specify_logo_300x600.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://www.specifysoftware.org/ Specify Collections Consortium]== |
| − | + | This partnership has made the GGBN data schema accessible to members of the Specify Collections Consortium, specifically through Specify 7. We hope this will entice Specify institutions to become members of GGBN and begin publishing their genetic resource information. | |
| − | ==[https://symbiota.org/docs/ Symbiota]== | + | ==[[File:Symbiota_logo_600x300.png|left, text-center|100px]][https://symbiota.org/docs/ Symbiota]== |
| − | Symbiota is an open source content management system for curating specimen- and observation-based biodiversity data. Symbiota portals represent | + | Symbiota is an open-source content management system for publishing and curating specimen- and observation-based biodiversity data. Symbiota portals represent 60 million specimen records from 1286 collection datasets that can be linked to images, tissues, DNA sequence data, as well as other taxonomic and ecological information. This partnership supports the inclusion of all necessary fields to support GGBN publishing by its participating collections. |
| − | = | + | ==[[File:BiCIKL Logo.png|left, text-center|100px]] [http://bit.ly/bicikl-intro BiCIKL]== |
| + | BiCIKL (Biodiversity Community Integrated Knowledge Library) is an EU funded initiatie that will initiate and build a new European starting community of key research infrastructures in biodiversity and life sciences, solidifying open science practices through provision of access to data, associated tools and services at (1) each separate stage of, and (2) along the entire research cycle. BiCIKL will provide for the first time seamless access, linking and usage tracking of data within a network of links between the different data classes, ultimately represented in the biodiversity knowledge graph: specimens → genetic sequences → species → analytics → publications → biodiversity knowledge graph → re-use. BiCIKL will also provide new methods and workflows for an integrated access to harvesting, liberating, linking, and re-using of sub-article-level data (specimens, material citations, samples, sequences, taxonomic names, taxonomic treatments, figures, tables) extracted from literature. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 9 January 2023
GGBN relies on its strategic partnerships, associated networks, and current funders to fulfill its mission. Contact us at info@ggbn.org to work with us to strategically increase our network and reach related communities.
Contents
Biobanking Partners
Our partners included non-biodiversity biobanks, governmental agencies and other organizations that have an interest in biodiversity biobanks. These partners are committed to supporting the goals of GGBN by providing technical expertise and/or participating in GGBN activities.
Biodiversity Biobanking Organizations
China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF)
The China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation partners with GGBN by facilitating outreach to the Chinese-speaking scientific community through its highly-respected social media outlets.
CryoArks
This partnership supports activities associated with the long-term preservation of animal samples and derivatives and the augmentation and management of the GGBN Document Library, to include animal biobanking materials for conservation-focused research efforts.
Entomological Collections Network (ECN)
ECN promotes the preservation, management, use and development of entomological collections and fosters communications between collections managers and collections-based researchers regarding best practices in entomological (and arthropod) natural history collections. ECN partners with GGBN by serving as a liaison to promote GGBN membership and resources to the entomological collections community and to promote use of the GGBN Data Portal to the entomological researcher community.
Global Genome Initiative (GGI)
The Global Genome Initiative at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History is a collaborative science-based endeavor to collect the Earth's genomic biodiversity, preserve it in the world's biorepositories and make it available to researchers everywhere. GGI led the development of and hosts the Secretariat of GGBN. GGI also underwrites the GGBN-GGI Awards Program.
Global Genome Initiative for Gardens (GGI-Gardens)
The Global Genome Initiative for Gardens (GGI-Gardens) is a collaborative partnership that supports the collection and maintenance of genome quality tissues and DNAs from living collections in botanic gardens and arboreta. Samples collected through GGI-Gardens, including through their awards programs, are preserved in GGBN-partnered biorepositories and made available to the public through the GGBN portal. The partnership between GGI-Gardens and GGBN facilitates the GGBN standard for GGI-Gardens partners and their preserved tissue and DNA samples. This partnership also helps make the data associated with collected samples made public to researchers across the globe.
Species360 (Potential Partner)
Species360 is the single largest source of husbandry and medical information on species in human care and includes data recorded on frozen tissues. By partnering with us to support the collection of GGBN required data, Species360 would expand insight to samples at aquatic and zoological institutions worldwide.
Sequencing Project Partners
These sequencing and research networks (regional and professional associations) recognize the value that GGBN has to researchers and promotes GGBN to their members. Whenever possible, GGBN representatives are active during annual network meetings, connecting directly with the research community.
Earth Biogenome Project
This partnership supports the goals of the EBP project, including cataloging the genome content of earth's biodiversity.
Tree of Life Programme Wellcome Sanger Institute
GGBN and Sanger have formed a strategic alliance to facilitate collaborations on activities related to biobanking and biopreservation of samples from the major projects in Sanger’s Tree of Life programme, including the Darwin Tree of Life and Aquatic Symbiosis Genomics projects. Joint activities will support the goals of both GGBN and Sanger.
Human Biobanking Organization
European, Middle Eastern & African Society for Biopreservation and Biobanking (ESBB)
This partnership facilitates joint activities associated with biobanking and biopreservation, including the augmentation and management of associated content in the GGBN document library.
International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories (ISBER)
This partnership facilitates joint activities associated with biobanking and biopreservation, including the review of ISBER best practices for biorepositories.
Biodiversity Informatics Partners
Our partners included non-biodiversity biobanks, governmental agencies and other organizations that have an interest in biodiversity informatics. These partners are committed to supporting the goals of GGBN by providing technical expertise and/or participating in GGBN activities.
Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG)
This partnership supports activities associated with improving genomic biodiversity data standards. GGBN coordinates the TDWG Interest Group "Genomic Biodiversity."
Genomic Standards Consortium (GSC)
This partnership supports the development of community standards for genetic samples. GSC and GGBN are working to align the GGBN and MIxS data standards for tissues, DNA and environmental samples.
Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)
GBIF is an inter-governmental collaboration committed to free and open access to biodiversity data and commits to work closely with GGBN to promote data standardization and interoperability and, where applicable, to encourage and facilitate the participation of GBIF participant nodes as contributors or members within GGBN. GBIF similarly encourages and will support efforts by GGBN partners to share relevant metadata, nomenclature, occurrence and sampling event data through the GBIF network.
Specify Collections Consortium
This partnership has made the GGBN data schema accessible to members of the Specify Collections Consortium, specifically through Specify 7. We hope this will entice Specify institutions to become members of GGBN and begin publishing their genetic resource information.
Symbiota
Symbiota is an open-source content management system for publishing and curating specimen- and observation-based biodiversity data. Symbiota portals represent 60 million specimen records from 1286 collection datasets that can be linked to images, tissues, DNA sequence data, as well as other taxonomic and ecological information. This partnership supports the inclusion of all necessary fields to support GGBN publishing by its participating collections.
BiCIKL
BiCIKL (Biodiversity Community Integrated Knowledge Library) is an EU funded initiatie that will initiate and build a new European starting community of key research infrastructures in biodiversity and life sciences, solidifying open science practices through provision of access to data, associated tools and services at (1) each separate stage of, and (2) along the entire research cycle. BiCIKL will provide for the first time seamless access, linking and usage tracking of data within a network of links between the different data classes, ultimately represented in the biodiversity knowledge graph: specimens → genetic sequences → species → analytics → publications → biodiversity knowledge graph → re-use. BiCIKL will also provide new methods and workflows for an integrated access to harvesting, liberating, linking, and re-using of sub-article-level data (specimens, material citations, samples, sequences, taxonomic names, taxonomic treatments, figures, tables) extracted from literature.
