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Hub IFB-core

     

    Composition

    The mixed IFB-core services unit includes: 

    • the Executive Director of the IFB and the Scientific Deputy

    • the statutory staff attached to the UAR

    • the contract staff recruited by the IFB

    • the persons mandated, via a mission letter, to devote part of their time to the coordination of the work packages and actions of the roadmap

    Missions

    The specific missions of the IFB-core are the following:

    • Serve as an interface with different interlocutors, including the IFB platforms, the French life sciences and bioinformatics communities, the French bioinformatics community, the partners of European initiatives in the field of bioinformatics (first and foremost ELIXIR).
    • Set up and administer a multi-site national IT infrastructure (National Network of Computing Resources, NNCR) that combines two complementary technological environments for computing and data storage: the Cluster (Hub hosted at IDRIS, Orsay) and the Cloud (Hub hosted at CC-IN2P3, Lyon).
    • Orchestrate the IFB's policy of accompaniment and support for the projects of the life sciences community. In the medium term, the objective is to become the single and clearly identified entry point for all requests for bioinformatics support from the life sciences community
    • Coordinate and promote the pooling of methodological developments between bioinformatics platforms
    • Develop and make available innovative tools to meet the challenges of life sciences, in particular that of integrative bioinformatics, massive data processing and management, data security, artificial intelligence, and the application of open science principles to biological research.
    • Establish collaborations with other national health biology infrastructures for the management, processing, and integration of their data.
    • Structure and implement the training and teaching program provided by the IFB platforms, if possible in relation with  the training structures of the supervisory bodies. Initially, list all existing training courses and propose new courses. Develop and distribute training materials and resources for self-training (in particular via e-learning).
    • Provide teachers and trainers with an appropriate IT infrastructure and software environment for the organisation of bioinformatics training courses.
    • Ensure a mission of leadership of the bioinformatics community.  This involves promoting scientific collaborations between the different bioinformatics platforms, encouraging the sharing of experience, and pooling the knowledge and results of the technological watch carried out by each FP. To this end, IFB-core helps to organise and subsidises thematic workshops and conferences.  Among others, IFB-core contributes to the financing of the Journées Ouvertes en Biologie, Informatique et Mathématiques (JOBIM), the annual French bioinformatics conference.
    • Represent the French bioinformatics community  within the ELIXIR hub: the IFB is the French node of ELIXIR. There is a collaboration agreement between the IFB and ELIXIR allowing for the transfer of funds
    • Set up and provide information on the IFB's key performance indicators for use by the supervisory authorities of the platforms, the ANR and the CGI, based on a quality management approach (ISO9001 and NFX-50 900 standards).
     

    Trombinoscope

    Guy Perrière
    Director of the IFB
    CNRS, Lyon
    Anne-Françoise Adam Blondon
    Co-Director
    INRAE, Versaille
    Morgane Thomas-Chollier
    Co-Director
    ENS-PSL, Paris


    Jacques van Helden
    Co- Director
    Aix-Marseille University, Marseille
    Ania Le Fur
    Secretary-General
    CNRS, Paris
    Bérénice Batut
    Bioinformatics engineer
    CNRS, Clermond-Ferrand
    Christophe Blanchet
    Cloud Infrastructure Manager
    CNRS, Lyon
    Laurent Bouri
    Bioinformatics engineer
    CNRS, Strasbourg
    Nicole Charrière
    System Administrator
    CNRS, Rennes
    Thomas Chaussepied
    DevOps
    CNRS, Rennes
    Rachida Chibani
    Administrative and financial project coordination
    CNRS, Rennes
    Thomas Denecker-Berardino
    Data broker
    CNRS, Paris
    Hippolyte KENGNI
    Web Developer
    CNRS, Montpellier
    Lucie Khamvongsa Charbonnier
    Bioinformatics engineer
    CNRS, Marseille
    Julie Lao
    DevOps
    INSERM, Paris
    Arthur Le Bars
    DevOps
    CNRS, Roscoff
    Gildas Le Corguillé
    Cluster infra. manager
    Paris Sorbonne University, Roscoff
    Paulette Lieby
    Data management
    CNRS, Strasbourg
    Claudine Medigue
    Scientific manager of ABRomics
    CNRS, Evry
    Imane Messak
    Web Developer
    CNRS, Paris
    Sylvain Milanesi
    User support manager
    CNRS, Montpellier
    Hamid Ouahioune
    Projects and partnerships 
    CNRS, Paris
    Claire Rioualen
    Bioinformatics engineer
    CNRS, Marseille
    Baptiste Rousseau
    Full Stack Developer
    CNRS, Paris
    Angela Saenz Monroy
    International & Industry Relations
    CNRS, Paris
    Olivier Sand
    Project coordinator
    CNRS, Lille
    Raphaël Tackx
    Full Stack Developer
    CNRS, Paris
    Arianna Tonazzolli
    Data broker
    CNRS, Marseille
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