Prof Gordon Smyth Wins 2024 ARDC Eureka Prize for Research Software
Exploreabout Prof Gordon Smyth Wins 2024 ARDC Eureka Prize for Research Software
The ARDC has launched the People Research Data Commons (People RDC), an initiative supported by the Australian Government to deliver national-scale data infrastructure for health research and translation.
In partnership with the Australian Data Science Network (ADSN), we are now inviting you to participate in the development of a framework for a People RDC activity to address data challenges in advanced analytics and AI. Your data needs, challenges and aspirations in the health research and translation space will be crucial to the framework.
The People RDC develops, operates and coordinates national-scale capabilities to support digital health research and translation. Infrastructure is defined as shared resources or coordinated activities that support the research sector, such as:
Participate in our co-design workshop for a national infrastructure framework for advanced healthcare analytics at any one of the following times (in AEST):
Please register by 12 noon (AEST), Monday 17 June. Your participation in the consultation will enable us to develop a framework that is comprehensive and useful to the entire community at large.
If you are unable to participate in any workshop, we will try to solicit your input by an alternative mode, which could be a small focus group, an interview or a questionnaire. Please let us know your preferred alternative, preferably by Monday 10 June 2024.
The ARDC People Research Data Commons (People RDC) is delivering national-scale data infrastructure for health research and translation.
Researchers, innovators and policymakers seek to improve health outcomes for society, and yet the data and digital platforms they need span multiple layers of government, health service operations, health research studies, institutes, facilities and the private sector. The People RDC initiative develops, operates and coordinates national-scale capabilities to support digital health research and translation.
Learn more and register your interest in the People RDC.
Do you have questions about this event? Contact us.