The novel coronavirus has directly or indirectly affected everyone’s lives forcing people to embrace a new normal. Many experts predict that the pandemic is likely to have a continued impact, far beyond the ongoing distancing restrictions. Moving forward, QuoData believes that adapting and tweaking everyone’s personal and business decision-making process, by factoring different socio-economic aspects is the key.

QuoData‘s Data Scientists have launched a blog that biostatistically evaluates the situation regarding the spread of the coronavirus in an international context. There are regular updates on the development of the pandemic, including QuoData’s tailored prognoses: https://corona.quodata.de/index.php#english

Via Twitter the channel @QuoData_en QuoData also informs about updates of the Corona blog.

The QuoData team is constantly working to improve QuoData software products such as PROLab, InterVAL and GUMsim and adapt them to the needs of users.

The latest PROLab update offers improvements for all users of the tool for planning and evaluating interlaboratory studies.

The new ISO/IEC 17025:2017 extends requirements for private or public testing laboratories in the field of food microbiology as well as the users of quantitative microbiological test methods with regard to analytical quality assurance. In response to this situation, QuoData has designed a workshop specifically for quality assurance of microbiological methods.

In order to ensure the highest level of health protection for all EU citizens, an EU funded Joint Action for health security has been launched. Entitled Joint Action SHARP (Strengthened International Health Regulations and Preparedness in the EU), the project is coordinated by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Finland, and co-coordinated by the Robert Koch-Institut (RKI), Germany.

QuoData GmbH has launched a blog to provide biostatistical analysis of the situation regarding the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) in an international context. QuoData's statistics experts monitor the development of the pandemic and provide results of their analyses at regular intervals.

https://corona.quodata.de/#blogen

On Friday, January 24th 2020, QuoData invited the Drupal Community at its Dresden premises as part of Drupal Global Contribution Weekend 2020. Visitors were warmly welcomed with complimentary snacks and drinks, further livening up the mood.

This Drupal All-day event was filled with energy and enthusiasm. By joining the event participants had the opportunity to gain knowledge from their peers, whilst sharing their own skills, allowing everyone to contribute to Drupal.

In their ongoing work, QuoData's scientists are pleased to share some of the recent developments in their latest paper - "AI-based identification of grain cultivars via non-target mass spectrometry". The paper deals with the use of non-target high-resolution mass spectrometry and the processing of the extensive data using artificial intelligence approaches.

One of the world’s largest trade fair for healthcare and medicine takes place from 27th to 30th January at the Dubai World Trade Centre. As an exhibitor of the official joint stand “Saxon Pavilion”, QuoData will be attending the fair.