This month, the NCI Cancer Research Data Commons Cancer Genomics Cloud (CGC) webinar will showcase a pan-cancer case study leveraging the cloud’s open access data, PolyTherapy AI, to develop an AI platform for multi-omics combination drug treatment.

During the first annual Cancer Genomics Cloud (CGC) Summer Symposium, Seven Bridges experts will focus on how epigenomics, image processing using machine learning, and single-cell analysis can be enhanced through the NCI Cloud Resource CGC platform.

In the August NIH Data Sharing and Reuse Seminar, Dr. Arjun Krishnan will present recent work from his group on developing machine learning approaches to address fundamental challenges in using omics and biomedical data to effectively drive research. He will also discuss the need for improving advanced research training in biological data analysis by formalizing concepts in statistical procedures, study design, data/code management, critically consuming data-driven findings, and reproducible research.

This webinar will focus on assessing the extent to which increased interoperability of NIH controlled-access repositories may lead inadvertently to gaps in oversight and control, including explicit consideration of re-identification risk escalation.

This month, the NCI Cancer Research Data Commons Cancer Genomics Cloud (CGC) webinar welcomes two Georgetown University informatics faculty members who will share how they use the CGC to teach data science.

This webinar will focus on finding solutions to streamline the use of NIH’s controlled-access mechanisms—both through implementation improvements and emerging technological advancements.

This webinar will focus on making controlled-access data (stored in NIH operated and supported repositories) easier to find and access.

In this monthly NIH Data Sharing and Reuse Seminar, Dr. Mark Musen will discuss his group’s latest work, which addresses the challenge of “scrubbing” legacy metadata to ensure adherence to FAIR data standards.

Organized by the NIH Controlled Data Access Coordination Working Group, this webinar will help inform the group’s recommendations to NIH leadership on ways to streamline access to controlled data.

The workshop will bring together patient advocates, technologists, researchers, and health care providers to explore the suitability and role of FHIR in research and how NIH can advance the use of FHIR in research.