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  • Biobanking Research
  • Big Data in Health

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  • Big data research faces controversies, yet political and security implications in life sciences are under-examined.
  • Biobanking, crucial for biomedical research, involves managing vast repositories of samples and data.
  • The European BBMRI-ERIC serves as a major case study for harmonized biomedical research infrastructure.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore risk anticipation and management in biobanking within the life sciences.
  • To analyze the discourse surrounding risk in biobanking, focusing on anticipatory governance.
  • To identify limitations in current risk management practices and their societal implications.

Main Methods:

  • Document analysis of biobanking policies and discourse.
  • Interviews with Experts in Ethics, Legal, and Social Implications (ELSI).
  • Field research within the biobanking community.

Main Results:

  • Three primary risk framings identified: data security, privacy, and data misuse.
  • Current risk logics in biobanking tend to downplay the wider socio-political context.
  • Anticipatory governance practices in biobanking have limitations in addressing future challenges.

Conclusions:

  • The current governance regime may impede biobanks' ability to handle future issues like data access by authorities or non-medical data integration.
  • Expanded vocabulary and practices for anticipatory governance are needed in biobanking and health research.
  • Addressing societal implications of big data in health requires a more comprehensive approach to governance.