Cancer Data Science Pulse

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Why We Love Diverse Data

We’re celebrating “Love Data Week” by featuring scientists who love data—especially diverse data. In this blog, scientists tell why they love diverse data and offer tips for increasing diversity in your research data.

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The 12 Blogs of CBIIT—Your Favorite Data Science Reads from 2023

Read the blogs that topped our charts in 2023, and see if your favorite made #1!

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NCI Brings Cancer Data to Life

Did you ever wonder what goes into making data ready for analysis by researchers around the world? In this video blog, meet "Datum," a single speck of genomic data chronicling how NCI supports cancer research by bringing data to life.

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How the Mitelman Database Can Help You Explore Genomic Abnormalities

Are you researching genomic abnormalities? Bioinformatician Deena Bleich gives an overview of the online tool, “Mitelman Database of Chromosome Aberrations and Gene Fusions in Cancer,” and how it can help you analyze genomic data.

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FireCloud: A Secure Platform For Data Analysis Powered by Terra

In this blog, we’re spotlighting how researchers can leverage FireCloud, one of NCI’s Cloud Resources, for accessing data, running analysis, and collaborating with others in the cancer research community.

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The 12 Blogs of CBIIT—Your Favorite Data Science Reads from 2022

Read the blogs that topped our charts in 2022 and see if your favorite made #1!

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Improving Access to NCI’s Individual-Level Genomics and Other Omics Data

Learn more about new streamlined access to broad-use data sets within the database of Genotypes and Phenotypes (dbGaP).

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NCI’s Data Science Time Capsule—A Snapshot in Time

Watch our time capsule video to learn about the current status of the field and new technologies that are sure to be important as we embark on the next era of cancer data research.

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Using Bioinformatics to Solve the Neoantigen Puzzle

On April 6, Dr. Malachi Griffith will present the next Data Science Seminar, “Bioinformatics Approaches for Neoantigen Identification and Prioritization.” Here, Dr. Griffith tells how his tinkering with computers, bioinformatics, and genomics is helping him understand the complexities of this promising research area. If successful, neoantigen-based cancer therapies could prove to be the pinnacle of personalized medicine.

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Unraveling the Complexity of Cancer Using New Technologies and Algorithms

On March 23, Dr. Ben Raphael will present the next Data Science Seminar, “Quantifying tumor heterogeneity using single-cell and spatial sequencing.” In this blog, Dr. Raphael describes how he’s using this technology to dig deeper into the complexity of cancer.

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