In the new economy, your data is your worth.
How can leaders plan and execute a structural science data strategy to last the next 60 years?
Join our expert panel from top international data institutions, to learn how they are preparing in the face of change. From team skills and training, to technological changes, to maintaining data integrity — get insights to inform your proprietary data plans and policies.
Part of a series celebrating 60 years of The CCDC and the Cambridge Structural Database. The world’s largest database of small-molecule organic and metal-organic structures in the world. All are experimentally determined, fully curated, and used by thousands of scientists globally.
Join us to explore:
How can leaders plan and execute a structural science data strategy to last the next 60 years?
Join our expert panel from top international data institutions, to learn how they are preparing in the face of change. From team skills and training, to technological changes, to maintaining data integrity — get insights to inform your proprietary data plans and policies.
Part of a series celebrating 60 years of The CCDC and the Cambridge Structural Database. The world’s largest database of small-molecule organic and metal-organic structures in the world. All are experimentally determined, fully curated, and used by thousands of scientists globally.
Join us to explore:
- How can organizations ensure resilience in their structural chemistry and biology data for the future?
- How can scientific data leaders best plan for technological changes?
- How should quality and quantity be balanced in an increasingly data-hungry world?
- How can structural science data integrity be maintained as data sets become more complex?
- What skills do teams in scientific data management need to be ready for the future
- What key data standards should be set today to ensure we’re ready for the next 60 years?
- Suzanna Ward, Head of Data and Community for the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD)
- Stephen Burley, Director of the RCSB Protein Data Bank (PDB)
- Tom Blanton, Executive Director of the International Centre for Diffraction Data (ICDD)
- Silke Rehme, Head of Specialist Services at Fiz Karlsruhe for the Inorganic Crystal Structure Database (ICSD)
- Leaders in Science and Pharmaceutical organizations
- Chief Technical Officers
- Chief Data Officers
- Chief Scientific Officers
- Data Quality Managers
- Bioinformatics and Cheminformatics Scientists and Leaders
- AI/ML Scientists
- Data Scientists
- Drug Discovery Data Specialists
