Rolf Apweiler - Big Data growth, from floppy disks to machine learning
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Rolf Apweiler - Big Data growth, from floppy disks to machine learning
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Rolf Apweiler (EMBL-EBI Director 1987-2025) speaks with Angus Lamond (EMBL Group Leader 1987-1995) about his start at EMBL as a student helper all the way to jointly leading the EBI. The huge growth of data in life sciences he witnessed and supported along the way and the importance of international collaboration, standardization, and cybersecurity. He reflects on the impact of AI on data curation and annotation, and discuss the Open Targets project, a public-private partnership to improve drug development through better genetic understanding.
This conversation was recorded in July 2025.
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Audio Production and Editing: EMBL Alumni Relations
Content and Interviews: Angus Lamond and Thomas Vaccari
Music: Eco Technology by Aleksey Chistilin from Pixabay
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