What we do
- Communities of practice
  
  Build and foster communities of practice in the UK and Europe.
  
  Training
  
  Upskill the life sciences community
  
  RDM
  
  Supporting research data management
  
  Services
  
  Endorse open-access services to amplify their reach
  
  Fellowship
  
  Professionalising data stewardship with a fellowship of ambassadors
  
  Projects
  
  Lead and participate in projects that pave the way towards reproducible research
Who we are
- About us and ELIXIR
  
  Learn more about ELIXIR Europe and where we fit in
  
  How we are funded
  
  Discover the projects behind the UK Node
  
  Our people
  
  Explore the people behind the work we do
  
  Members
  
  See the member organisations that are part of the ELIXIR UK
  
  Collaborations
  
  Find out our collaborations with UK and international stakeholders
News & Stories
Events
Join in

ELIXIR-UK

What we do

Explore the work of our community across diverse life sciences disciplines to pave the way towards better research
Join in

Discover the numerous pathways to join our dynamic network. We welcome everyone from across the UK’s diverse life sciences community.
Who we are

About our members, the people behind our work, how we are funded, our collaborations and much more

What’s new

Latest stories

News

University of York joins ELIXIR-UK

8 April 2026
News

New resources for sustainable RDM services

24 March 2026
News

Turning up the signal for the UK Human and Health Data Communities

24 February 2026

Coming up

Upcoming events

Conference

25 November 2026

ELIXIR-UK All Hands 2026

We are present across the entire UK, and still expanding.

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UK research-performing organisations

Find out more about our members

We support open-access services for the life sciences community

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services

Discover our services

People. Services. AI-readiness.
Sustainable infrastructures

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We open doors, you get real leadership and influence.

ELIXIR-UK is supported by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council – Current grant: BB/C001384/1.