Through our years of supporting BSD research, the CRI has become a valuable source of expertise in custom informatics programming, large-scale data analysis, and data modeling and interoperability. This knowledge base, alongside our state-of-the-art computing resources and our rich clinical data warehouse, now allows us to participate in major, collaborative research projects that are changing the face of health care.

Our commitment to the projects outlined here takes the impact of our work far beyond the University as we contribute to creating opportunities for collaborative research; making health care more personalized, effective, affordable, and accessible; and improving lives.

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Pediatric Cancer Data Commons

Doctors viewing an MRI scan

NCI DI-Cubed Data Integration

collaboration with Leidos Biomedical Research

Happy children running in a park

ECHO

Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes

Monoclonal antibody drug protein

Elligo/FDA Data Harmonization

Microbiome bacteria

Publication Highlight: Science, January 2018

Adult hand holding child's hand with IV

GAIN Consortium

Genomic Assessment Improves Novel Therapy

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NCI Genomic Data Commons

Arabidopsis flower

1001 Genomes

Small specimen bottles

SIMPL

Molecular Pathology Sample Tracking System

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ExScalibur

WES Analysis Pipeline Suite

Newborn baby

March of Dimes Prematurity Research Center

Cancer cells

Publication Highlight: Nature, May 2015

Stethoscope with overlay of connected dots

CAPriCORN

Chicago Area Patient Centered Outcomes Research Network

Father and son putting puzzle together

Thirty Million Words

Abstract image of data network

SHRINE

Chicago-area Shared Health Research Information Network

Doctor with patient in hospital

1200 Patients GPS

Genomic Prescribing System

Abstract DNA strands

Clinical Genomics Laboratory

in the Division of Genomic and Molecular Pathology

Doctor with patient in hospital

Comprehensive Care Program

Blood samples

TRIDOM

Translational Research Initiative in the Department of Medicine