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CWIG_Sept13th2019_McKerrow_IntegratingMultiOmics_Slides
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG_April10th2020_CancerDataAnalytics_ISB-CGC
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG_February14th2020_Fecho_Wang_ROBOKOP_Slides
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG_March13th2020_Evans_MGH_ContainersPipeline_Slides
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG_June12th2020_Neumann_Moreno_Slides
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG_Oct152019_PDCIntegrationSBG_Slides
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG_May08th2020-DavidGodlove_Slides
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG_December 13th, 2019:BenBusby_Slides
04 Nov 2020
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CWIG-20201009 Recording
13 Oct 2020 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Durga Addepalli, Dr. Soo Lee
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Accelerating Nanotech Innovations Through a Safer-By-Design Approach, Safer Nanomaterials School
14 May 2019 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Philippe Sabatier
Nano WG May 9, 2019European Scientific Institute (ESI) Safer Nanomaterials School Introduction.
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Development of Targeted Nanomedicines via Machine Learning Processes
05 Mar 2019 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Daniel Heller
Nano WG February 21, 2019Description: We are using data science to facilitate the development of nanoparticle drugs incorporating kinase inhibitors with diverse chemical structures. Doing this work inspired us to bring together the nanoinformatics community...
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Development of natural language processing tools for nanoparticle design
05 Mar 2019 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Nastassja Lewinski
Nano WG February 28, 2019: In this presentation, an introduction to the application of natural language processing techniques to nanotechnology data will be discussed. Natural language processing tools can aid in the automatic categorization, extraction, and analysis of data from...
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NCI Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer, and caNanoLab: A Data Repository for Cancer Nanomedicines
27 Nov 2018 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Luisa Russell, Mervi Heiskanen
Nano WG presentation November15, 2018 NCI Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer –Structure–Achievements–Scientific FocuscaNanoLab–Intro to Platform–Data Curation–User Statistics–Future Directions
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HUBzero: A platform for dissemination and collaboration in Computational Science and Engineering
07 Aug 2015 | Publications | Contributor(s): Michael McLennan, Rick Kennell
The HUBzero cyberinfrastructure lets scientific researchers work together online to develop tools. Other researchers can then access the resulting tools using an ordinary Web browser and launch simulation runs on the national Grid infrastructure, without having to download or...
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UCSC Biomedical Evidence Graph Demonstration
03 Jun 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Josh Stuart, ellrott
The BMEG demonstration includes the following elements: 1) Organization of crowd-source challenges to develop best-of-breed methods including an overview of current DREAM projects, living benchmarks; 2) Enabling cloud-ready methods for mass compute with examples of recently...
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Seven Bridges Cancer Genomics Cloud Pilot TCGA 2015 symposium workshop presentation
23 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Deniz Kural
Basic and translational cancer research creates the need to disseminate, manage, and interpret large heterogeneous datasets. The volume and complexity of the data now routinely generated by high-throughput technologies has become too costly for individual laboratories and many research...
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The World of HUBzero
11 Feb 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Michael McLennan
This part of a demo/presentation from the Force2015 conference giving you a 9 1/2 minute overview of the HUBzero platform and its capabilities - NCIP Hub is based on the HUBzero platform.[[Youtube(p_hpwoiXvEE,300,200)]]
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Video: Learn how TIES can help manage research resources
16 Jan 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Girish Chavan, Rebecca Crowley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzjAo9LJ4tg
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CRAVAT Introduction Video - Cancer Related Analysis of Variants
03 Dec 2014 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Michael C Ryan
This video provides a brief overview of the CRAVAT web service(http://www.cravat.us/). CRAVAT provides annotation and analysis of cancer mutations. CRAVAT is free, very easy to use, and can handle large volumes of mutations.[[Youtube(xovmIy11Bcs)]]Please switch to 1080 resolution and watch...
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Overview: The HUBzero Platform for Scientific Collaboration
18 Dec 2013 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Michael McLennan
This web site was created using a collaborative infrastructure called HUBzero, developed by Purdue University. HUBzero is the basis of nanoHUB.org and more than 50 other sites covering a wide range of scientific disciplines, including bio-fuels, microelectromechanical systems, cancer research,...