Past CBIIT Events
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Pathology AI Foundation Models Across Modalities and Spatial Scales
Join the September 30 Data Science Seminar Series to find out how AI foundation models are expanding the possibilities of computational pathology and other modalities.
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AmpliconSuite and AmpliconRepository: Enabling ecDNA Biology at Scale
Attend this webinar to learn more about an NCI-funded genomics analysis toolkit and its companion platform for exploring focal amplifications.
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Federated Learning Across NCI Cancer Centers with FLAIMME
Attending NVIDIA FLARE Day 2026? NCI CBIIT’s Dr. Umit Topaloglu will discuss how the Federated Learning-based AI in Multimodal Exploration (FLAIMME) consortium is helping NCI-designated cancer centers share AI models while protecting data privacy.
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Is Federated Learning the Answer to Patient Privacy in AI?
On September 9, CBIIT’s Dr. Umit Topaloglu will cover the basics of federated learning, walk through its benefits and constraints, and give his take on whether federated learning is really the answer to patient privacy in an oncology setting.
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Statistical Methods and Software for Spatial Proteomics in Cancer Research
Join this webinar as NCI grantee, Dr. Brooke Fridley, walks through the statistical methods and software her lab has developed to aid cancer researchers in analyzing spatial proteomics.
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USCDI+ Cancer Clinical Trial Matching
If you’re attending the 2026 CMS HL7® FHIR® Connectathon next week, check out this presentation from NCI CBIIT’s Dr. Shannon Silkensen. She and her team will showcase their implementation guide for FHIR-based data harmonization in clinical trial matching.
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AI-Driven Spatial Proteomics to Better Understand Prostate Cancer Tumors
On June 3, the Data Science Seminar Series will introduce the challenges and successes of a team’s attempt to structure prostate cancer data sets suitable for AI-driven spatial proteomics and foundational models.
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An Introduction to the Integrative Genomics Viewer (IGV)
Join this upcoming webinar to learn how to use an NCI-funded visualization tool that lets you explore genomic data sets.
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Navigating the Data Landscape: The Cancer Research Data Commons Data Ecosystem
If you’re attending the 2026 Bio-IT World Conference and Expo in Boston, check out this presentation from NCI CBIIT’s Dr. Durga Addepalli. She’ll talk about the Cancer Research Data Commons and its influence on data sharing for the cancer research community.
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An Intro to Gene Set Enrichment Analysis and the Molecular Signatures Database
Attend this webinar to learn more about an NCI-funded computer model and genomics resource that can help you explore gene expression changes in cancer.