Join us for this RPI event and discover how you can use Lifelines data and biosamples in your research!
Lifelines is a large, multigenerational cohort study that includes over 167 000 participants (10%) from the Northern population of the Netherlands. We included participants from three generations, who are followed with a lifespan perspective, to obtain insight into healthy ageing. The aim of Lifelines is to be a resource for the national and international scientific community.
To facilitate research we collect data and biosamples, using questionnaires, physical measurements and sampling, since 2006. Every 1.5 years participants complete a questionnaire and once every 5 years participants visit a Lifelines location where biosamples are collected and several measurements and tests are conducted.
Lifelines collects, manages and shares data from thousands of individuals in the knowledge that the answers to a long and healthy life are hidden in our collection, ready to be discovered. Our cohort is large, diverse and constantly growing. Our data is of high quality and can be shared quickly and securely.
For more information, see Why Lifelines. Download the flyer here.
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The RPI Lifelines Event takes place on the 6th of June, 2024, from 15.00 to 17.30 hrs. We would like to welcome you at the Figdor Lecture Theatre in the Research Tower (route 289).
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- 15.00 Opening talk by Peggy Manders, manager Radboud Biobank
About the value of biobank and cohort data collections for high impact research - 15.25 Lifelines introduction by Ilse Broeders, projectmanager Lifelines
A deep dive into the Lifelines cohort study and how researchers worldwide create impactful research outcomes - 15.50 Short break to move to break out session locations
- 16.00 Breakout sessions
- Session 1: How to use real world data by Laura Nauta, datamanager Lifelines
Laura will provide insight into data and biosample availability and how data access works - Session 2: biomarker research by Maaike van Bergen, postdoc Radboudumc
Maaike will provide insight into how to use the Lifelines cohort and data in biomarker research
- Session 1: How to use real world data by Laura Nauta, datamanager Lifelines
- 17.00 Free drinks
- 15.00 Opening talk by Peggy Manders, manager Radboud Biobank
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You can register for the event by filling in this form.