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
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Eli Chadwick

University of Manchester

2 December 2025

| News

ELIXIR-UK contributions to BioHackathon Europe 2025

Earlier this month, ELIXIR-UK contributors took part in BioHackathon Europe 2025, leading and supporting projects that advanced FAIR data, benchmarking, interoperability and sustainable workflow development across the ELIXIR ecosystem.
12 November 2024

| News

Supporting UK-led projects at BioHackathon Europe 2024

ELIXIR-UK supported 22 participants from 11 organisations at BioHackathon Europe 2024, held in November near Barcelona, where 300 participants from the life sciences research community gathered to tackle critical challenges […]

Contributing

RO-Crate

5 May 2026

| Community Call

Introducing RO-Crate: A better way to package research data

An informal introduction to RO-Crate with Eli Chadwick from the University of Manchester. This session will explain what RO-Crate is, why they matter, and how they support research data management.

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