Career Accelerator for Research Infrastructure Scientists
We’re on a mission to train scientists for careers in core facilities and large-scale infrastructures. In this blog, we’ll share updates on our program, inspiring stories from our fellows, and a look at the projects and training experiences shaping their careers.
ARISE fellow Alexandra Zakieva on making imaging data FAIR and a glimpse into the resources she is developing to help scientists adopt good data management practices. From a very young age, Alexandra has been interested in science. Originally from Moscow, Russia, she moved to Strasbourg at the age…
While in Spain, ARISE Fellow Gorka Bravo gained practical experience in marine biology and developed a data tracking platform for FAIR data management of environmental DNA experiments.
EMBL Grenoble’s Marquez Team has developed an AI-based training method that automates crystal screening and identification for macromolecular crystallography studies
Perspectives and views from the ARISE management team and community
ARISE fellow Nihit Saigal is developing a cryogenic super-resolution microscope that will help advance cell biology research at EMBL
ARISE fellow Osvaldo Burastero is developing eSPC, an interactive open-source platform for biophysical data analysis
ARISE fellow Matt Jeffryes is developing LitSieve, a new tool that will help biocurators target their literature search by filtering based on a wide range of annotations
While in England, ARISE Fellow Alessandro Barenghi gained practical experience in CRISPR-based technologies, applied to target discovery and drug development, gaining key skills to advance his research
ARISE fellow Arnau Fabra Ruiz is bringing science closer to the Catalan public on his Instagram account Expli.cat
Aleksi Sutinen, ARISE Fellow at EMBL Hamburg, talks about his work supporting beamline users