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Software repository contains files needed to build the standard and its supplementary documentation. Changes are automatically pushed and built. Information about the SWC file specification.
Software workflow is an open-source, cloud-optimized pipeline developed in collaboration with the BRAIN Initiative Cell Census Network (BICCN) and the BRAIN Initiative Cell Atlas Network (BICAN).
Compartmentalized schema for storing all required aspects of taxonomy. Fields in AIT schema are associated to broad category term which form piece of whole AIT file format.
Harmonized cross-species taxonomy of brain and spinal cord structures. Derived from the Allen Developing Human Brain Atlas (DHBA) ontology, the HOMBA is hierarchical, allowing users to aggregate structures from fine grain parcellations to broad regions. Terminology is harmonized across human, primate, and rodent structures with synonymous terms and includes transient developmental structures. HOMBA is designed for neuroanatomical applications including brain sampling and dissection, tissue block mapping, atlas building, cell-type and pathology localization, and linking cross-species and developmental datasets.
Core provides multiphoton characterization of Genetically-Encoded Probes for the BRAIN Initiative researchers and broader neuroscience community. Services include Measuring of 2-photon absorption spectra in absolute, cross section values; Measuring 3-photon absorption spectra and cross sections; Characterizing multiphoton photobleaching parameters, i.e. quantum yields, nonlinear absorption cross sections:Measuring one-photon absorption, emission, and excitation spectra;Measuring fluorescence quantum yields and lifetimes;Evolving brighter two-photon probes.
Software R package for statistical analyses and comparison of two circadian rhythms. Used to estimate and statistically support differences in mesor, amplitude and phase, between circadian rhythms.
Medical hospital-based research institute in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Core provides expertise in confocal, live cell, and fluorescent microscopy. Provides services in experimental design, instrumentation, training, technical assistance, and scientific guidance from sample preparation to data analysis and publication.
Software tool for predicting long-term relapse of tumor spheroids from early post-treatment brightfield image data. We deploy a dataset consisting of time-series radiomics features for predicting the treatment response of tumor spheroids.
Facility enables complete qualitative and quantitative analysis of components within complex sample matrices. Provides services for separating mixtures, and supports critical research across numerous fields, including:Chemistry and Biochemistry, Biology and Medicine, Environmental Science and Toxicology, Food, Nutrition, and Pharmaceutical Development. Provides extraction, separation, detection, and quantification of organic and other complex mixtures from gas, solid, or liquid matrices.
Core provides and supports gold standard of high quality mouse, rat and zebrafish care and services. All procedures are conducted according to the National Institutes of Health Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals. The BRV is accredited at the highest standard of care through the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC) International.
Core specializes in single-crystal structure determination of small molecules, inorganic materials, and minerals. The facility houses a Rigaku-Oxford Diffraction Synergy Single-Crystal X-ray Diffractometer equipped with both Cu and Mo sources, variable temperature capabilities (90 – 500 K) and the setup to perform high-pressure diamond-anvil studies.
Core provides high performance computing (HPC) resources with technical support services, infrastructure, software, and more. PACE maintains several computing clusters for Georgia Tech’s faculty, students, and staff.
Web-based application for comprehensive and modular scRNA-seq data analysis. to easily retrieve datasets from repositories housing most publicly available single-cell data. Future expansions of scStudio will integrate additional databases, such as the Human Cell Atlas.
Software R package as Tidy API for graph manipulation. Graph can be thought of as two tidy data frames describing node and edge data respectively. Used to manipulate these two virtual data frames using API defined in the 'dplyr' package, as well as provides tidy interfaces to a lot of common graph algorithms.
Dataset Search is a search engine for datasets hosted in web-based repositories and marked up according to schema.org.
Search engine for datasets hosted in web-based repositories and marked up according to schema.org. Helps users find datasets on the web. It aggregates information from publisher websites, digital libraries, and other sources, and uses metadata to allow users to filter results by criteria like last updated date, usage rights, download format, and topic. Users can find datasets across a wide variety of disciplines, including scientific, government, and commercial data.
Unified search engine for infectious and immune-mediated disease datasets. Enables users to find datasets from biomedical research repositories. It indexes metadata from multiple NIH-funded and generalist repositories. Provides filters, prebuilt queries, and dataset collections to simplify the discovery process for users. The Portal additionally provides documentation and an API for programmatic access to harmonized metadata.
Software R package that supports the handling and processing of IMC multiplex imaging data. Used for handling and analysing imaging mass cytometry data.
Core offers specialized services supported by research infrastructure, including flow cytometry, imaging mass cytometry (IMC), single-cell genomic sequencing, and dynamic live cell-culture imaging. Our facility is located in the Medical Sciences Building next to Queen’s Park, a central and convenient location for users across the Greater Toronto Area.