✅ A key moment for the community

Le first presentation webinar for the national bio-collection mapping surveybrought together 76 participants from across the health research ecosystem.

This discussion session served to officially launch the initiative, present its strategic objectives, and answer the many questions from the stakeholders involved.

Significant mobilization

The active participation and the richness of the exchanges demonstrate:

• The interest in structuring bio-collections at a national level.
• The desire of stakeholders to contribute to better resource visibility.
• The collective commitment to the development of biomedical research.

Access the replays

To enable as many people as possible to engage with the initiative, replays are available:

• ▶️ Webinar No. 1 – Presentation of the national bio-collection mapping survey:
  https://lnkd.in/efd378AV
• ▶️ Webinar No. 2 – Presentation of the national bio-collection mapping survey:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-spH8iiQYvY

📝 A survey at the heart of national structuring

This survey aims to establish a national map of bio-collections, with the ambition to:

• Identify existing resources.
• Harmonize practices.
• Foster scientific collaborations.
• Strengthen the attractiveness of French research.

🔗 Contribute to the initiative

The participation of stakeholders remains essential to guarantee the quality and representativeness of the collected data.

👉 Access the survey:
https://lnkd.in/d68b7S4v

📅 Deadline: May 18

❓Need help?

If you have any questions, we invite you to consult the FAQ available in the webinar replays: :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-spH8iiQYvY

🤝 A collective dynamic

Supported by a national consortium (Inserm, CNCR, Unicancer, RESPIC, France Universités), this initiative is part of a shared desire to sustainably structure the biobank ecosystem in France..

Acknowledgments

We would like to thank all the speakers and participants for their support and commitment to this collective endeavor.

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