Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology
The Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology’s (CBIIT) mission is to empower NCI staff and the cancer research community with the data science, information technology, and data sharing tools they need to advance our knowledge of cancer. CBIIT’s vision is to accelerate ground-breaking research using data and technologies to minimize the burden of cancer.
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New Data from CCDI's Pediatric in Vivo TestingCCDI just released molecular characterization data that may help your research.
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Navigating the 2024 NIH Public Access PolicyNIH is updating its Public Access Policy to ensure free, immediate access to taxpayer-funded research.
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Q&A: Generative AI in BioinformaticsHow are researchers using artificial intelligence in bioinformatics? NCI CBIIT’s Dr. Daoud Meerzaman answers this and other trending questions about AI and its usage with research literature, sensitive data, and muti-omics data integration.
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Q&A: Federated Learning in Cancer ResearchHow are cancer researchers using federated learning? NCI CBIIT’s Dr. Umit Topaloglu answers this and other frequently asked questions about this topic.
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Q&A: Informatics and IT in Cancer ResearchHow do informatics and IT enable NCI research? Acting NCI CBIIT director, Dr. Juli Klemm, answers this and other frequently asked questions about technology in cancer research.