Our latest BioFAIR news.
Friday 21 August, 2026 BioFAIR has appointed Galabina Yordanova as its Lead Product Owner and the newest member of the growing BioFAIR Hub at the Earlham Institute in Norwich. Gabby joins from the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), where she worked…
BioFAIR is pleased to announce the launch of its first survey of the UK life sciences research community, an important step in understanding current trends in FAIR data adoption and identifying the support researchers need to make their data more…
Revolutionising UK life sciences: A partnership led by the University of Manchester, with the Earlham Institute and Seqera, will transform workflow reproducibility and reuse in the UK Life Sciences. This July, BioFAIR has appointed a consortium led by the University…
Applications are now open for up to ten BioFAIR Fellows — funded ambassadors who will help researchers in their fields make data more findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable. The deadline to apply is 16:00 on 07 August 2026. BioFAIR has…
BioFAIR has appointed Laura Shemilt as its Lead Architect, joining the BioFAIR Hub at the Earlham Institute in Norwich from June 2026. Laura moves to BioFAIR from the Rosalind Franklin Institute, where she has been Deputy Challenge Lead and Head…
Monday 11 May 2026 BioFAIR is pleased to announce the launch of the first stage of its Monitoring and Evaluation project, a major step in understanding the progress of the project to date and strengthening BioFAIR’s role as the UK’s…
BioFAIR is thrilled to announce the funding for our first round of Pathfinder Projects. With an investment of £826,000, these nine innovative projects will tackle critical FAIR bottlenecks across specific life science domains across the UK. From clinical pathology and…
We are delighted to announce the official launch of the BioFAIR Fellowship, starting on 1 October 2025. This new programme is designed to build a vibrant and skilled community of researchers and professionals who will lead the way in embedding…
BioFAIR is inviting applications for its first Pathfinder Projects — short, practical initiatives to tackle real-world FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) challenges, particularly those that can inform, and expect to benefit from, the national-scale infrastructure BioFAIR is creating. These projects…
