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IT solutions for integrating clinical and molecular data to support biomedical research: from biobanks to knowledge repositories

Biobanks, which are organized collections of biological samples and associated data, are increasingly recognized as a fundamental infrastructure for biomedical research. Biobanks allow to perform powerful molecular medicine studies and to share samples and data between research centers. During the last few years, the emergence of personalized medicine and the advent of new techniques of genome sequencing have made biobanks a crucial element to investigate existing hypothesis and to generate new ones.