The CRI Applications Development team develops and maintains a wide variety of custom applications for research both within and outside the University. These offerings are unique and tailored to each project’s specific needs.

Our expertise includes:

  • Software Development Lifecycle for web-based applications

  • Development in multiple platforms, with a focus on ASP.NET

  • Design and implementation of transactional and operational data stores

  • Patient registries that integrate data from multiple systems

  • Multi-institution clinical research data networks

  • Unstructured text indexing and searching

We take pride in developing custom solutions for challenging problems.

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MEET THE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT TEAM

The programmers, developers, and analysts of our applications development team are engaged in projects across many fields, from data sharing networks to clinical trials management to natural language processing. Learn more about their backgrounds and expertise at the link below.

MEET THE TEAM

BROWSE SOME OF OUR CURRENT AND PAST WORK

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Pediatric Cancer Data Commons

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ECHO

Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes

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GAIN Consortium

Genomic Assessment Improves Novel Therapy

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SIMPL

Molecular Pathology Sample Tracking System

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CAPriCORN

Chicago Area Patient Centered Outcomes Research Network

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Thirty Million Words

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SHRINE

Chicago-area Shared Health Research Information Network

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Genomic Prescribing System

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Comprehensive Care Program

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TRIDOM

Translational Research Initiative in the Department of Medicine