In this seminar, Drs. Nikhil Wagle and Corrie Painter will speak on behalf of “Count Me In,” a non-profit organization that allows researchers to work directly with patients and advocacy groups, along with software engineers and computational scientists, to collect, analyze, and share de-identified data.

In this webinar, UC San Diego’s Dr. Bernhald Palsson will discuss approaches that have progressed the integration of knowledge types into explanatory-artificial-intelligence (x-AI).

Attendees of the fourth Biological Data Science Virtual Meeting can learn more about the Institute for Systems Biology Cancer Genomics Cloud (ISB-CGC) and see how novel cloud-based computing is helping researchers learn more about the BrCA gene and its link to breast cancer. As an NCI Cloud Resource within the CRDC, the ISB-CGC offers researchers a cloud environment and a library of tools and pipelines for analyzing large amounts of data.

In this webinar, UNC-Charlotte’s Dr. Xiuxia Du will demonstrate how the software tool “ADAP” is used for preprocessing untargeted LC-MS and GC-MS metabolomics data. She will also present on “ADAP-KDB,” a spectral knowledge base for tracking unknown mass spectra.

This monthly NCI Genomic Data Commons (GDC) webinar will give an overview of the programs and projects that provide data to the GDC and review the data types made available through NCI’s Cancer Research Data Commons and NCI Cloud Resources.

In this webinar, Dr. Philip Nelson, director of engineering in Google Research, will discuss how he and his team are using machine learning and advanced computational techniques to address science and healthcare challenges.

Attendees of the 2020 Veterinary Cancer Society (VCS) Virtual Annual Conference can learn more about NCI’s Integrated Canine Data Commons (ICDC) and how to access its collection of comparative oncology data at the 3-day virtual exhibit hall.

Attendees of the 23rd International Conference on Image Computing & Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI) can register for a special workshop on NCI’s public image repositories, including The Cancer Imaging Archive and soon-to-be-launched Imaging Data Commons.

Dr. Connie Sommers, NCI program director and Integrated Canine Data Commons team member, will highlight how NCI is leveraging data from precision medicine and Cancer MoonshotSM canine immunotherapy initiatives. Data harmonized and housed within the ICDC allows researchers to compare canine data with relevant human data sets.

Dr. Amy LeBlanc, director of NCI’s Comparative Oncology Program and Integrated Canine Data Commons team member, will join other panel members at the 2nd Annual Paws for a Cure Research Symposium to discuss “Canine Genetic Biomarker Data in the Context of Human.”