Lene Krøl Andersen Email & Phone Number

Copenhagen, Dk

The Health Data Task Force focuses on the common aspects of the interoperability, sharing and reuse of health data and services among the European Health Data Space (EHDS) and other related activities with EOSC, in compliance with FAIR principles. More information to be found on: https://eosc.eu/advisory-groups/health-data-task-force/

Kongens Lyngby, Capital Region, Denmark

Life Science Research Infrastructure; Sensitive Data; EOSC, EuroHPC, NeIC, DeiC

DiSSCo, as a reserach data infrastructure, is heavily investing in its ability to link together and serve data classes related to the European natural science collections. The DiSSCo Technical Advisory Board mission is to provide expert consultation services in all areas related to the technical sphere of opereation of DiSSCo

The 6 mill EUR and EC granted, EOSC-Nordic project aims to facilitate the coordination of EOSC relevant initiatives within the Nordic and Baltic countries and exploit synergies to achieve greater harmonisation at policy and service provisioning across these countries, in compliance with EOSC agreed standards and practices. By doing so, the project seeks to establish the Nordic and Baltic countries as frontrunners in the take-up of the EOSC concept, principles and approach. EOSC-Nordic brings together a strong consortium of 24 partners (over 200 participants) across 10 countries, including e-Infrastructure providers, research performing organisations and expert networks, with national mandates with regards to the provision of research services and open science policy, and wide experience of engaging with the research community and mobilising national governments, funding agencies, international bodies and global initiatives and high-level experts on EOSC strategic matters.

Kongens Lyngby, Capital Region, Denmark

Kgs. Lyngby

Lene Krøl Andersen is Head of DeIC eScience Center in Denmark. She has a research background and a PhD within natural sciences alongside her MBA degree. Lene Krøl Andersen has lead the establishment of the national eScience Center, which guides the Danish researchers to both local and national eScience resources, contact points, organisational eScience support, access support to supercomputing facilities, competence building etc. The Danish eScience landscape mirrors self-developing communities of principles and practice deploying ICT tooling, software and e-infrastructures, which indeed challenges the speed of new discoveries. DeIC eScience Center is a national platform for all eScience parties to share expertise, best practices and challenges, hence creating cross fertilisation over disciplines, i.e. a crucial eScience collaboration platform bridging the various and differentiated eScience Communities across universities throughout the country. The staffing of DeIC eScience Center support and collaborate with the Danish eScience communities in order to enhance their integration of tools and competences benefitting from both national and international resource opportunitets. Alongside her managing role at DeIC eScience Center, Lene Krøl Andersen also holds the following, national representations and memberships:1) National representative at the Platform of National eScience Centers in Europe (PLAN-E)2) Steering Committee member of Pool Competences, NeIC3) Steering Committee member of Coderefinery, NeIC 4) Steering Committee member of the Nordic mobility enhancement program; Ratatosk, NeIC5) Head of the National HPC Provider Forum6) National Contact Point & member of the Research Data Alliance (RDA)7) Chair of the 'eScience Danmark' network 8) Member of the Baltic Science Network 9) Member of Knowledge Exchange (http://knowledge-exchange.info/) 10) Steering Committee member of the 41st International Convention MIPRO

Luxembourg, Belgium

The Infrastructure Advisory Group (INFRAG) is the second Advisory Group of the Industrial and Scientific Advisory Board. It is composed of no more than 12 members appointed by the Governing Board. This Advisory Group provides advice to the Governing Board for the acquisition and operation of the petascale and pre-exascale supercomputers, drawing up and regularly updating the draft multiannual strategic agenda for such acquisition.

Lene Krøl Andersen worked to stimulate the use of eScience tools. This includes engagement with research communities, gathering of requirements and exploitation of future opportunities. She also contributed to the establishment of a Nordic arena for Open Science as well as contributing to implementation of NeIC’s strategy and to future strategy development.

During 2006/9 and 2007/1 I was Constituted Director at the Nordic Genebank

Emba

Ph.D., Remote Sensing, Chemometrics

Ph.D., Remote Sensing

During my Ph.D. studies I was a visiting researcher at University of California, Davis, for 10 months

Msc In Agricultural Sciences

Bsc, Plant Bioology And Physiology

I studied one semester at Reading University as part of my Bachelor Degree from The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

Student, Matematisk

10Th Grade

0.-9. Klasse, Privatskole