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  1. CWIG_Sept13th2019_McKerrow_IntegratingMultiOmics_Slides

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    04 Nov 2020

  2. CWIG_April10th2020_CancerDataAnalytics_ISB-CGC

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    04 Nov 2020

  3. CWIG_February14th2020_Fecho_Wang_ROBOKOP_Slides

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    04 Nov 2020

  4. CWIG_March13th2020_Evans_MGH_ContainersPipeline_Slides

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    04 Nov 2020

  5. CWIG_June12th2020_Neumann_Moreno_Slides

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    04 Nov 2020

  6. CWIG_Oct152019_PDCIntegrationSBG_Slides

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    04 Nov 2020

  7. CWIG_May08th2020-DavidGodlove_Slides

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    04 Nov 2020

  8. CWIG_December 13th, 2019:BenBusby_Slides

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    04 Nov 2020

  9. CWIG-20201009 Recording

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    13 Oct 2020 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Durga Addepalli, Dr. Soo Lee

  10. Accelerating Nanotech Innovations Through a Safer-By-Design Approach, Safer Nanomaterials School

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    14 May 2019 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Philippe Sabatier

    Nano WG May 9, 2019European Scientific Institute (ESI) Safer Nanomaterials School Introduction.

  11. Development of Targeted Nanomedicines via Machine Learning Processes

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    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...

  12. Development of natural language processing tools for nanoparticle design

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    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...

  13. NCI Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer, and caNanoLab: A Data Repository for Cancer Nanomedicines

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    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

  14. Workshop Tweets

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    15 Aug 2017 | Publications | Contributor(s): Stephanie Morris

    Collated tweets from workshop and networking reception.

  15. NANOANALYTICS OF EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES – Standards for isolation, characterization and reporting

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    26 May 2017 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Shivani Sharma

    Nano WG presentation on May 25, 2017. Presentation by Dr.  Shivani Sharma, Associate Director of the Nano Pico Characterization Lab, UCLA. Nanoscale characterization of exosomes and their use disease biomarkers and drug delivery agents

  16. Human Disease Ontology

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    21 Sep 2016 | External Applications | Contributor(s): Lynn Schriml

    The Disease Ontology has been developed as a standardized ontology for human disease, since 2003, with the purpose of providing the biomedical community with manual curated, consistent, reusable and sustainable descriptions of human disease terms, phenotype characteristics and related...

  17. Summary of the 2015 Epigenetic Engineering for Cancer Workshops

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    22 Dec 2015 | Publications | Contributor(s): Tony Dickherber

    This document provides a general summary of the 2 virtual workshops held in Fall of 2015 to explore the suitability of epigenetic engineering tools to specifically modify epigenetic loci to study and/or treat cancer.

  18. Community Health Worker Genetics Education Needs Assessment

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    23 Nov 2015 | Downloads | Contributor(s): Andria Reyes, Manuela Orjuela, Karen Schmitt, Andria Reyes, Grace Hillyer, Stephen Emerson

    Our overarching goal is to develop and establish a cancer genetics curriculum that is pertinent, culturally sensitive and understandable by a community population who is not English dominant and of a lower literacy level than that of the general New York City population. The curriculum will teach...

  19. HUBzero: A platform for dissemination and collaboration in Computational Science and Engineering

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    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...

  20. 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...