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This interactive online training introduces key principles of data quality and demonstrates how to assess it in a standardised and reproducible way with the R package dataquieR. Through practical, hands-on exercises, participant will learn how to create and modify metadata, generate data quality reports, and evaluate real-world assessment results.
Five days of scientific exchange and new perspectives: from 27 September to 1 October 2026, ISCB GMDS 2026 brought together international experts from medicine and data science in Freiburg. NFDI4Health was also strongly represented.
This online training introduces the core legal principles for handling health data in research in an interactive format. Participants engage with the fundamental principles of the GDPR, in particular the qualification of personal data (pseudonymisation and anonymisation), the legal bases for processing (especially sensitive health data), as well as the secondary use of data for research. The training builds on questions that researchers have asked as part of the NFDI4Health consultation service, which participants will be able to answer themselves after the training.
An international community of researchers, healthcare data specialists, developers and infrastructure partners will meet at the DataSHIELD Conference 2026. NFDI4Health will also travel to Liverpool to present two projects.
Big Data, Small Data, Your Data: ISCB and GMDS invite you to their joint annual conference 2026 in Freiburg. The conference focuses on the intersection of data science, bioinformatics and artificial intelligence.
NFDI4Health is building an infrastructure that not only makes health research data accessible, but also ensures that it can be effectively integrated into research practice. The Open Friday Lecture will present an NFDI4Health key services: the German Research Data Portal for Health (FDPG).
How much digital support does a clinical study need to, in a sense, navigate itself? This was the key question addressed at the NUM Sn General Assembly 2026. With the Health Study Hub and its participation in the panel discussion, NFDI4Health contributed practical insights to the debate.
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