EBW
EUROPE BIOBANK WEEK 2020November 17-20, Virtual Conference
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| PO-01 | Research success stories compiled and written by the German Biobank Node (GBN) | Verena Huth |  Received |
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| IP-01 | Cell-free DNA Quality and Quantity Assessment A Method Comparison | Houda Hallay | Received |
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| IP-02 | Global Data Partner Network | Bettina Taxell | Received |
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| PO-02 | Establishing biobank of patients with glioma, OC and GIST for precision medicine | Atanaska Mitkova | Received |
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| IP-03 | MVE Vario Series: The Solution for Future Proof Requirements | Cathy Dols | Received |
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| PO-03 | COOPERATION BETWEEN POLISH BIOBANKS AND OTHER UNITSPOSSIBILITIES AND WILLINGNESS OF COLLECTIONS SHARING | Angelika Paluch | Received |
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| PO-04 | Improving Biobank sample value by professional handling and characterization | Jens Hain | Received |
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| IP-04 | Clearing the Air: Adjusting practices to meet atmospheric conditions with automated freezers. | Donat Elsener | Received |
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| IP-05 | A Sustainable Path to Automation | Raphal Richaud | Received |
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| PO-05 | INDICATORS THAT VALUE THE IMPACT OF BIOBANKS IN THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY | Roberto Bilbao | Received |
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| PO-06 | UHN Biospecimen Services: Conquering a Global Pandemic, One Biospecimen at a Time | Miran Kenk | Received |
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| IP-07 | IN SITU STABILITY OF RNA IN BLOOD SAMPLES STORED AT-20C AND -70C IN PAXGENE BLOOD RNA TUBES | Thorsten Voss | Received |
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| PO-07 | Perspectives of donors on biobank cooperations with industry | Cornelia Specht | Received |
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| IP-08 | Advance your sample storage workflow | Ruben Pars | Received |
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| PO-08 | Japanese opinions on privacy, consent and data sharing for specimens used in biobanks | Masanori Oikawa | Received |
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| IP-09 | Bacteriophage Applications and Organoid Transportation with Nanofibrillar Cellulose Hydrogel | Tony Kiuru | Received |
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| PO-09 | Governance of Access in Biobanking: The Case of Telethon Network of Genetic Biobanks | Sofia Iacomussi | Received |
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| IP-10 | NMR-based Quality Control and Added Value Generation forBiobanks | Kerstin Schenk | Received |
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| PO-10 | A survey of researchers concerns and needs regarding collaboration with biobanks in Latvia | Vita Rovite | Received |
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| PO-11 | Scientific value of the Radboud Biobank | Peggy Manders | Received |
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| PO-12 | Learnt lessons due to COVID-19 pandemic in Navarrabiomed Biobank. | Isabel Gil-Aldea | Received |
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| PO-13 | UPDATE OF SITUATION ON BIOBANKING IN LITHUANIA | Zivile Gudleviciene | Received |
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| PO-14 | Relational autonomy, ethics and sustainability of biobanks | Signe Mezinska | Received |
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| PO-16 | Taking Responsibility-ELSI issues in a new ESBB working group | Christoph Brochhausen | Received |
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| PO-17 | Mapping European RECs review processes for biobank-based resea | Sara Casati | Received |
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| PO-18 | Graduation towers microbiome biobanking and analyzing data from specific microbial environment | Jakub Lach | Received |
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| PO-19 | Basque Microalgae Culture Collection (BMCC): new opportunities for the Blue Economy | Sergio Seoane | Received |
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| PO-20 | Update of ISBER BAT based on ISBER Best Practices, 4th and Addendum on LN2 based cryogenic storage | Karolin Bergenstrhle | Received |
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| PO-21 | Qualification in Biorepository Science (QBRS) Examination developed by ISBER and ASCP BOC is Online | Schacter Brent | Received |
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| PO-22 | Precision Medicine International (eduBRoTHER): Teaching international biobanking to medical students | Deborah Seidler | Received |
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| PO-23 | A PICTURE of Wroclaw citizens health | Michal Laskowski | Received |
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| PO-24 | UHN Biospecimen Services: Leading Change and Driving Excellence in Innovation for A Healthier World | Ana Bolanos | Received |
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| PO-25 | Transcriptomics in 17 year-old blood samples? Yes, we can | Karina Standahl Olsen | Received |
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| PO-27 | Screening tests in the &346;wi&281;tokrzyskie Voivodeship | Paulina Zagórska-Szlufik | Received |
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| PO-28 | Determining the Framework of a Primary Care Based Biobank | Salman Ayat | Received |
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| PO-29 | COVID19 pandemic: response from the Andalusian Public Health System Biobank and the Donors Registry | Rocío Aguilar-Quesada | Received |
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| PO-30 | The Dutch Lifelines COVID-19 Cohort a study into riskfactors and health- and societal impact | Anna Sijtsma | Received |
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| PO-31 | The Belgian Virtual Tumourbank (BVT) Project :Availability of metastasis samples in the BVTcatalogue | Kim Loock | Received |
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| PO-32 | Communication with a biobank network in times of Covid-19 | Verena Huth | Received |
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| PO-33 | Opendataclinica as a platform for the exchange of open data from clinical studies | Patricio Araneda | Received |
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| PO-34 | Covid-19 specific tissue and data collection from autopsies of deceased patients | Isabel Webecher | Received |
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| PO-35 | ADAPTING THE BIOBANK TO THE NEW COVID-19 NORMALITY: THE BIOBANK INTEGRATED IN HOSPITAL CIRCUITS | Teresa Escamez | Received |
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| PO-36 | BBMRI.it promotes coordinated action towards the COVID-19 pandemic | Barbara Parodi | Received |
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| PO-37 | BBMRI.it Directory of COVID-19 biobanks and collections | Barbara Parodi | Received |
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| PO-38 | Characterization and Valorization of COVID-19 Biological Samples through Data Linkage | Mehdi Kara-Borni | Received |
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| PO-39 | sNFL as a biomarker for routine management of MS patients: the role of disease-based biobank. | Fabiana Marnetto | Received |
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| PO-40 | Role of biobanks in corona-crisis example of biobanks in cross-border regions | Marie Karlikova | Received |
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| PO-41 | Biobank and lifestyle data provide opportunities to study development and progession of type 2 diabetes | Aino-Kaisa Piironen | Received |
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| PO-42 | Expanding the BBMRI-ERIC Directory into a Global Catalogue of COVID-19 Collections. | Dan Catchpoole | Received |
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| PO-43 | COVID-19 screening of asymptomatic health-care workers with a rapid serological test: experience of Cancer Institute Giovanni Paolo II Biobank | Angelo Virgilio Paradiso | Received |
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| PO-44 | THE FRENCH NEUROCEB BRAIN BANK | leclere sabrina | Received |
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| PO-45 | Benefits and hurdles for a starting biobank during times of covid | Pieter Moons | Received |
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| PO-46 | Prostate cancer bio-banking: exoRNA suitable for sequencing in a single aliquot of patients urine | Giuseppe De Palma | Received |
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| PO-47 | Biobanking within ETOP to Advance Precision Medicine on Thoracic Malignancies. | Nesa Marti | Received |
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| PO-48 | The SwiSCI Biobank a multicentre rare disease biobank approach | Ramona Schaniel | Received |
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| PO-49 | MarcheBioBank: a new infrastructure for rare diseases and tumors | Sara Biagiotti | Received |
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| PO-50 | Increasing sample accumulation from targeted patient groups through active interactions | Henna Palin | Received |
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| PO-52 | Introducing the New Lifelines Data Platform and Catalogue for effective and flexible data storage | Trynke de Jong | Received |
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| PO-53 | The BBMRI.at Biobank Catalog Editor | Vladimir A. Shekhovtsov | Received |
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| PO-54 | Searching in FHIR models Researchers expectations vs reality | Bjrn Kroll | Received |
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| PO-56 | New electronic informed consent including super safe signing and verification | Maria Storgrds | Received |
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| PO-57 | An informatics network to support data management for Biobank in the era of Personalized Medicine | Marta Barba | Received |
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| PO-58 | SBP NExT: A rewarding search experience for biobanking activities | Khalil Klouche | Received |
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| PO-59 | Creating joint IT processes to form an integrated dataset between three biobanks | Salla-Maaria Ptsi | Received |
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| PO-60 | Rapid deployment of a BIMS to take in charge massive sample data from COVID-19 epidemiological studies | Philippe Vaglio | Received |
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| PO-61 | ProSkive-Bio - a cost-effective solution for streamlining the application procedure at the biobank | Kristina Goetze | Received |
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| PO-62 | New, user friendly THL Biobank Application Portal based on CSCs REMS | Minttu Sauramo | Received |
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| PO-63 | Central IT Platform for the Polish Biobanks Network | Andrzej Strug | Received |
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| PO-64 | Swiss National E-Catalogue for biobanked samples | Riad Gacem | Received |
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| PO-65 | The Sample Locator: One Year Later - an Update | Cecilia Engels | Received |
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| PO-66 | Polish Genomic Map in open access - digitization of biomolecular resources of the Biobank Lab | Blazej Marciniak | Received |
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| PO-67 | The Libre Biobank Management System: A Free and Open Source Biobank Management System | Keiron OShea | Received |
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| PO-68 | Universal DataBase for the Geneva Pediatric Onco-hematology Research Biobank | Denis Marino | Received |
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| PO-69 | The Belgian Virtual Tumourbank (BVT) project: Additional data quality control on kidney cancer samples registered in BVT | Eva Van der Stock | Received |
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| PO-70 | GBA tissue ring trial: The concept of the third round | Carolin Kaufhold-Wedel | Received |
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| PO-71 | Towards a quality strategy for multicenter biobanks | Joséphine Uldry | Received |
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| PO-72 | Biobank Sweden; National guidelines for pre-analytical processing of bioliquids - The Swedish strategy | Frida Jacobson | Received |
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| PO-74 | Quality Standards for Polish Biobanks Handbook | Agnieszka Matera-Witkiewicz | Received |
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| PO-75 | Implementation of ISO 9001 in biobanks as a milestone towards ISO 20387 accreditation | Magdalena Wyderka | Received |
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| PO-76 | Ex valor - the GBN quality program put to the test | Bettina Meinung | Received |
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| PO-77 | Implementation of the new ISO norm in a regional biobank First experiences | Tanja Niedermair | Received |
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| PO-78 | Establishing and assessing a coordinated quality program across a consortium of cancer biobanks. | Samantha Higgins | Received |
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| PO-83 | Access and sharing. For a good practice of sharing (from data to results) in biobank-based research | Sara Casati | Received |
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| PO-84 | Cardiovascular disease patients attitude towards research biobank: a rapid review | Rosanna Cardani | Received |
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| PO-99 | Scientific Poster | Daniel Zaldumbide | Received |
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