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A unique integrated biobanking academic course

16 October 2014

U Luxembourg
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Covering all technical, scientific and legal /ethical aspects of human
and environmental biobanking
Biospecimens have become a strategic tool for healthcare and medical research, research and conservation in biodiversity, animal, plant and microbial biology as well as in translational research and systems biology through all types of -omics applications.
Optimal management of biospecimens and bioresources through biobanking for future research and conservation has now become a new discipline.
ÌýWhy should you attend ?Ìý1. Understand in depth and produce an oral synthesis of the common principles ofÌýpractical biobanking.
Ìý2.ÌýPut different types of biobanks in context and draw conclusions regarding theÌýtheoretical basis of their operations.
Ìý3.ÌýApply the scientific basis of biobanking/biospecimen research in Standard OperatingÌýProcedure (SOP) development and their implementation in the exploitation of samplesÌýfor research and conservation.
Ìý4.ÌýQuestion the logistical, practical and technical steps of biobanking, and evaluate theirÌýcoherence and adequation.
Ìý5.ÌýCompare different reports and processes on biobank risk management and mitigation.
Ìý6.ÌýDevelop Best Practices/Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Ìý7.ÌýValidate biobank protocols, training and technology transfers.
Ìý8.ÌýAnalyze adequation to biobank Quality Management Systems (QMS) and the principlesÌýof certification, quality assurance and 3rd party ISO accreditation.
Ìý9.ÌýMaster the regulatory, legal and ethical aspects of biobanking.
Ìý10. Produce biobank cost analysis and recovery reports.
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ÌýEntry requirementsÌýBachelor's Degree or equivalent
ÌýÌýGood knowledge of English.
ÌýÌýHaving a vested interest in biobanking
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ÌýThe CourseÌý3 consecutive weeks of intensive seminars
ÌýÌýAn overall 90 hours of teaching
ÌýÌýSessions starting in June
ÌýÌýEntirely taught in English