@ ELIXIR, KCL, HDRUK, NHS & WHO. Working towards FAIR & secure research access to biological & health data; Advocate of openness, innovation & access for all
London, UK
Joined August 2007
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Tim Hubbard retweeted
🙌 A case study from @PathOS_EU project has demonstrated the value and impact of @uniprot, the universal protein resource. 💪 Findings of this case study strengthen the case for sustainable funding for 🌍 global #openscience resources.
Read the news: loom.ly/Rcpa8cU
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Another fantastic session wrapping up at the Digital Maturity Forum: ‘Intelligent Clinical Decision Support: Pharmacogenetics and Genomics as a Digital Service’. What key points did you take away from this discussion?
@M_YousafAhmad, @VickyChaplin3, @timjph, @VidehaSharma
Tim Hubbard retweeted
Now for a Ickleford/Hinxton/wellcome genome campus station to make a 4 stop urban transport route from Hinxton to addenbrookes to Cambridge centre to north Cambridge business park ….
Cambridge South Station Plans Approved:
We’re pleased to note that plans for construction of Cambridge South station have been approved by the DfT minister.
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Tim Hubbard retweeted
📢 New funding opportunity: We're working with @NIHRresearch to launch a rapid call for 3-month projects that can address key research questions to inform the policy and operational response to health and care compound winter pressures.
Apply by 5 Dec 👇
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Tim Hubbard retweeted
The first talk in the Data Management track is by Tim Hubbard (@timjph) on FAIR data in trusted reseach environments.
He starts with the observation that in the era of the genome (and EMR, and RWE), humans can be our own model organisms.
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CPD accredited #LHIS22 session | 09 Feb’22 09:30 AM @QEIICentre
‘Shared Cared Records and Data as a Driver for Innovation’ with @bengoldacre of @uniofoxford, Ming Tang of @NHSEngland, Tim Hubbard (@timjph) of @HDR_UK and Sanjay Gautama of @ImperialNHS
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ALT HETT LHIS22 | ‘Shared Cared Records and Data as a Driver for Innovation'
Tim Hubbard retweeted
Book your place for the 2nd November to discuss UK #clinicalresearch with @timjph @HDR_UK @west_jake @CGreenUK @PRJournoHannahD @samtwick @JeremyTaylorNB @amibanerjee1 click here: bit.ly/3zFbbnq #whfevents #healthinequalities #NHS
Tim Hubbard retweeted
One of the most important advances in the history of life science today combines deep learning #AI, the human proteome, #openscience: accurately determining 3D structure of human proteins and organisms via amino acid sequence nature.com/articles/s41586-0… @Nature
Tim Hubbard retweeted
A transformative moment for biology & beyond - Highly accurate protein structure prediction for the human proteome; with predictions freely available via a public database hosted by @emblebi alphafold.ebi.ac.uk/ @DeepMind nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Tim Hubbard retweeted
On Tuesday 25th May, listen in to the latest research at Genomics England's next #ResearchSeminar in the 2021 series.
These seminars are on the final Tuesday of each month and are free to attend. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Tim Hubbard retweeted
On #internationalwomensday, listen to an insightful discussion with Professor Ting Wu @harvardmed on The G Word #podcast on engaging communities about #genetics at the grassroots.
@pgEDorg
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Tim Hubbard retweeted
At Genomics England we owe our cutting-edge research techniques to #women like Ada Lovelace, Rosalind Franklin, and Barbara McClintock. Their innovations are helping us turn #genomicresearch into every-day #healthcare.
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#InternationalWomensDay
Tim Hubbard retweeted
On #InternationalWomensDay, Dr Christine Patch talks about the influential work of Dame Fiona Caldicott, whose work to ensure patient data safety will help us develop a Genomic Medicine Service @NHSgms that will benefit all. #IWD2021
genomicsengland.co.uk/intern…
Tim Hubbard retweeted
⏰JOIN US TOMORROW (2nd March) at 12:20 pm GMT for "Open Research: A vision for the future" ⏰
Just follow this link (tomorrow!) to join:
👉tinyurl.com/x92bujkf
No registration necessary and fully open to all. Please RT.
#OpenResearchFuture
ALT Poster for "Open Research: A vision for the future" conference taking place 2nd March at 12:20-17:10 GMT. Free, online, open to all.
Tim Hubbard retweeted
In a major scientific breakthrough, artificial intelligence company @DeepMind has shown that it can compute a protein’s 3D shape from its amino-acid sequence, solving a 50-year long problem in biology
Professor @timjph shares his thoughts 💭
#CASP14
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Tim Hubbard retweeted
The maturity of the TRE landscape over the past 12-18 months has been noticeable through works affiliated with @HDR_UK. The next 3-5 years will no doubt see even more change in the field and it’s important we continue to be open and transparent with the public. 👍
Updated #TrustedResearchEnvironment #TRE Green Paper now out following consultation phase and adoption by UK Health Data Research Alliance Board of plan for next steps by @HDR_UK
Tim Hubbard retweeted
What will your borough be doing for walking & cycling from now until end September?
Breakdown of TfL #StreetspaceLDN round 1 funding by borough, scheme, type, with budgets here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets… (and blog on funding: lcc.org.uk/articles/streetsp…)
Tim Hubbard retweeted
1/2 Me for @thetimes: Rosalind Franklin was born #OnThisDay 100 years ago. Her X-ray images helped lead to the discovery of the structure of DNA. She was not recognised when alive but today her legacy lives on as we @GenomicsEngland & in our fight against #covid19.
Tim Hubbard retweeted
Rosalind Franklin's work was central to the understanding of the molecular structures of RNA, viruses, coal, and graphite. Professor Brian Sutton @kingsmedicine explains how her most famous and lesser-known achievements have changed history. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=rjB_OKZK…
Tim Hubbard retweeted
We're celebrating the 100th anniversary of Birkbeck alumna, Rosalind Franklin's, birth this weekend 🎉 It was her work on X-ray diffraction studies that eventually made possible the double helix theory of DNA! 🧬 Check out this video series to celebrate: bit.ly/3337f2z
ALT Rosalind Franklin in black and white, smiling and looking just off-camera.