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The Biomedical Research Image Analysis Core (CVM-BRIAC) provides faculty, staff, and trainees of all levels with shared access and training to imaging resources and equipment to prepare, capture, and analyze high-quality micrographs and digital slide scans, lowering the entry barrier to advanced microscopy and digital pathology technology across the college.
The VDW is a Common Data Model that facilitates multi-site research while protecting the privacy and security of patient data, as well as proprietary health practice information. Originally developed in 2001 by the Cancer Research Network, the VDW now supports studies of cancer, drug safety, cardiovascular disease, mental health, and the organization and delivery of health care services. Organizations agree on data to make available for research and derive standard definitions and formats – but rather than creating a centralized database
Shared instrument facility that has a Bruker Skyscan 1272 ex-vivo microCT that is capable of X-ray imaging at sub-micron resolution. The instrument can optionally be equipped with a 16-sample sample changer to automate the scanning queue. Core provides visualization and image analysis support for researchers, using open-source 3D Slicer biomedical imaging suite.
Open and extensible platform to retrieve, visualize and analyse 3D morphology.Extension to import microCT data and conduct 3D morphometrics in Slicer. Used for data import, visualization, measurement, annotation, and geometric morphometric analysis on 3D data, including volumetric scans (CTs and MRs) and 3D surface scans, all within the 3D Slicer application.