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  1. Nanomaterial Registry Update

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    22 Oct 2015 | Contributor(s): Karmann Mills, Anthony Hickey, Alexander Tropsha

    Nano WG weekly meeting October 22,2015

  2. Support Access to NPO's Structure and Content

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    13 Aug 2015 | Contributor(s): Michael Halper, Vladimir Ventura, Yehoshua Perl

    •Abstraction Networks (“AbNs”) for Ontologies•Two example AbNs:–Area taxonomy–Partial-area taxonomy•BLUOWL: taxonomy-based software tool•Application to the NPO•Conclusions

  3. Home Health Party: Colorectal Cancer Knowledge

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    16 Jul 2015 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Kathy Briant

  4. A Brief History of OpenTox

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    25 Jun 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Barry Hardy

    Nano WG June 25, 2015 The history and challenges of OpenTox developments and the potential of its community, framework and principles applied to advancing safety assessment goals.  

  5. UCSC Biomedical Evidence Graph Demonstration

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    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...

  6. Seven Bridges Cancer Genomics Cloud Pilot TCGA 2015 symposium workshop presentation

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    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...

  7. Molecule & Particle Differentiation Using Electrophoresis

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    28 Apr 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Frederick C. Klaessig, Sharon Ku

    Nano WG April 16, 2015

  8. Nanoinformatics Workshop 2015

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    23 Mar 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Mark Tuominen, Mervi Heiskanen

    Nano WG March 19, 2015.

  9. NCIP Hub QIN Workshop - March 3, 2015

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    19 Mar 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Michael McLennan

    Mike McLennan, director of HUBzero, presented an overview of basic NCIP Hub functionality to the QIN group on March 3, 2015. The presentation included an overview of the "hub" and HUBzero, and touched upon functionality such as projects, groups, resources and information sharing. The...

  10. Why in the world do we need a nanomaterials description system – How CODATA and VAMAS answers that question

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    12 Mar 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): John Rumble

    Nano WG March12, 2015

  11. So What Can We Do With Nano Informatics? – Leveraging Decision Analytic Tools

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    22 Jan 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Igor Linkov, Matthew Bates

    Jan 22, 2015 meeting                  Nanotechnology Working Group Matthew E. Bates & Igor Linkov Risk & Decision Science Team Environmental Laboratory, Engineer Research and Development Center, US Army...

  12. QIN Software tools inventory summary

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    20 Jan 2015 | Downloads | Contributor(s): Andrey Fedorov

    Abstract QIN Tools survey has been conducted in two iterations starting from the Spring 2014 [1]. In the beginning of Summer 2014, a revised version of the survey has been released [2]. The results of the survey are available at [3], and also include the analysis of other data sources (such as...

  13. Video: Learn how TIES can help manage research resources

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    16 Jan 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Girish Chavan, Rebecca Crowley

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzjAo9LJ4tg  

  14. Some Thoughts on Reproducibility

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    05 Dec 2014 | Presentations | Contributor(s): John Rumble

    Nano WG December 4, 2014

  15. Data, Metadata and "Data Quality" for Databases

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    05 Dec 2014 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Frederick C. Klaessig, Mervi Heiskanen

    Nano WG December 4, 2014

  16. Data Reproducibility Nanotechnology Knowledge Infrastructure Data Curation

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    05 Dec 2014 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Martin Fritts

    Nano WG presentation on December 4, 2014

  17. CRAVAT Introduction Video - Cancer Related Analysis of Variants

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    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...

  18. CERR: A Computational Environment for Radiotherapy Research

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    28 Oct 2014 | External Applications | Contributor(s): Joseph Deasy

    CERR (pronounced 'sir') is a software platform for developing and sharing research results in radiation therapy treatment planning.CERR is written in the widely-used Matlab language (version 7.0 or later), allowing for low-cost development of visualization and analysis tools.CERR will...

  19. Quantitative Imaging Network(QIN) BIDS Related Tools

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    27 Oct 2014 | Downloads | Contributor(s): Andrey Fedorov, Thomas Casavant

    An inventory of the software tools used by the QIN sites to facilitate collaborative efforts such as sharing of analysis results and software tools.

  20. QIN Tools Inventory Summary

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    15 Oct 2014 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Andrey Fedorov

    QIN Tools survey has been conducted in two iterations starting from the Spring 2014 [1]. In the beginning of Summer 2014, a revised version of the survey has been released [2]. The results of the survey are available at [3], and also include the analysis of other data sources (such as “QIN...