More than 30 researchers and project partners gathered in Erlangen for the DyHealthNet workshop on March 19-20. Within these two days, several interesting presentations and discussions from professionals in the field of population cohorts took place, including researchers from the SHIP and FinnGen study, and the Pan-Canadian Genome Library. We also presented our experiences from nearly two years within the DyHealthNet project, and collected valuable feedback for the progress of our project. Overall, the workshop fostered in-depth discussions on research challenges, collaboration strategies, and future directions for the work with population cohorts. We would like to thank all contributors making their way to Erlangen.
More than 30 researchers and project partners gathered in Erlangen for the DyHealthNet workshop on March 19-20. Within these two days, several interesting presentations and discussions from professionals in the field of population cohorts took place, including researchers from the SHIP and FinnGen study, and the Pan-Canadian Genome Library. We also presented our experiences from nearly two years within the DyHealthNet project, and collected valuable feedback for the progress of our project. Overall, the workshop fostered in-depth discussions on research challenges, collaboration strategies, and future directions for the work with population cohorts. We would like to thank all contributors making their way to Erlangen.