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DESCRIPTION:In this webinar we will talk about:\n\n- **European data infras
 tructures &amp\; the importance of metadata standards**\n- **Submission an
 d curation tools from the European Bioinformatics Institute\, including Bi
 oSamples\, ENA\, checklists and curations**: Introducing EBI tools and bes
 t practices for submitting marine sample and sequence data to ENA\, coveri
 ng metadata standards\, BioSamples integration\, environmental tags\, and 
 third-party curation through the Clearinghouse (CDCH) to improve data disc
 overy and reuse.\n- **Challenges related to heterogeneous metadata and thi
 rd party curations**: Introducing the Metalog database\, which contains co
 ntextual data and profiles for over 150\,000 metagenomic samples from huma
 ns\, animals\, and terrestrial and marine environments\, covering the chal
 lenges faced in building the database and its key use cases.\n\nThis event
  is part of the broader "[**Exploring and harnessing marine microbiomes fo
 r a sustainable blue bioeconomy**](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/events/e
 xploring-and-harnessing-marine-microbiomes-sustainable-blue-bioeconomy/)" 
 webinar series. You can follow the link for more information about the ser
 ies and its webinars. The organisation of this series has been funded by [
 **UKRI**](https://www.ukri.org/)\, [**Horizon Europe**](https://research-a
 nd-innovation.ec.europa.eu/funding/funding-opportunities/funding-programme
 s-and-open-calls/horizon-europe_en)\, and [**Swiss Confederation**](https:
 //www.bk.admin.ch/en/swiss-confederation).
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SUMMARY:From hard drive to archive: submitting your data to make it findabl
 e and reusable
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/events/hard-drive-archive-subm
 itting-your-data-make-it-findable-and-reusable
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