The Federated European Genome–Phenome Archive as a global network for sharing human genomics data
The Federated European Genome–Phenome Archive as a global network for sharing human genomics data
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The work was supported by the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (TMK, HP, OS). Federated EGA has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreements Nos 676559, 871075, and 825775. FEGA Norway: Support provided through the Nordic eInfrastructure Collaboration (NeIC) and the Research Council of Norway. FEGA Germany: GHGA is funded as part of German National Research Data Infrastructure - NFDI (DFG-Grant Number 441914366 (NFDI 1/1)) and receives funding via the GDI project from the European Union’s Digital Europe Programme (GA 101081813). FEGA Sweden: Support provided through the Nordic Infrastructure Collaboration (NeIC) and the Swedish Research Council. FEGA Spain received support from the fundació LaCaixa under grant agreements LCF/PR/GN13/10260009 i LCF/PR/CE20/50740008 and the ISCIII through the project IMPaCT-Data (Exp. IMP/00019). Poland: the FEGA Node infrastructure setup supported by European funds Digital Poland Programme grant no. POPC.02.03.01-00-0097/19, maintenance of the Node is funded by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education grant number 3/598086/SPUB-I/SP/2024. In this era of rapidly expanding human genomics in research and healthcare, efficient data reuse is essential to maximize benefits for society. In response, the Federated European Genome–Phenome Archive (FEGA) was launched in 2022, and as of 2024, the FEGA network was composed of seven national nodes. Here we describe the complexities, challenges and achievements of FEGA, unravelling the dynamic interplay of regulatory frameworks, technical challenges and the shared vision of advancing genomic research. "Article signat per 27 autors/es: Teresa D’Altri, Mallory Ann Freeberg, Amy J. Curwin, Ana Alonso, Ana T. Freitas, Salvador Capella-Gutierrez, Luiz Gadelha, Anna Hagwall, Eivind Hovig, Giselle Kerry, Koray Kirli, Krzysztof Kochel, Oliver Kohlbacher, Jan O. Korbel, Jaakko Leinonen, Blazej Marciniak, Jorge S. Oliveira, Kjell Petersen, Mário J. Silva, Oliver Stegle, Alfonso Valencia, Johan Viklund, Roderic Guigo, Helen Parkinson, Arcadi Navarro, Jordi Rambla & Thomas M. Keane" Peer Reviewed