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Lucia Vedder

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#data science Open access Oct 2026

From public genome data to biological insight: A computational workflow for in silico restriction site analyses

This poster was presented on the TRA Workshop "Great Data, Great Science" at the University of Bonn on 06 October 2026. --- In computational biology, the availability and careful handling of high-quality digital data are essential for obtaining reliable and biologically meaningful results. In silico analyses depend on...

Lucia Vedder, Heiko Schoof · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

Connecting Data, Strengthening Research: FAIRagro as a Central Contact Point for Research Data Management in the Agricultural Sciences

This poster was presented on the TRA Workshop "Great Data, Great Science" at the University of Bonn on 06 October 2026. --- Agricultural research increasingly depends on the integration, standardization, and sustainable reuse of heterogeneous research data. Data are generated across disciplines such as agroecology, bre...

Lucia Vedder, Julian Schneider, Gabriel Schneider · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

Connecting Data, Strengthening Research: FAIRagro as a Central Contact Point for Research Data Management in the Agricultural Sciences

This poster was presented on the TRA Workshop "Great Data, Great Science" at the University of Bonn on 06 October 2026. --- Agricultural research increasingly depends on the integration, standardization, and sustainable reuse of heterogeneous research data. Data are generated across disciplines such as agroecology, bre...

Lucia Vedder, Julian Schneider, Gabriel Schneider · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

From public genome data to biological insight: A computational workflow for in silico restriction site analyses

This poster was presented on the TRA Workshop "Great Data, Great Science" at the University of Bonn on 06 October 2026. --- In computational biology, the availability and careful handling of high-quality digital data are essential for obtaining reliable and biologically meaningful results. In silico analyses depend on...

Lucia Vedder, Heiko Schoof · 0 citations

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