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May 25, 2023

Scripps Research: Scripps Research develops behind-the-scenes tool for better biomedical data discovery

Scripps Research: Scripps Research develops behind-the-scenes tool for better biomedical data discovery. “This new tool, called the Data Discovery Engine (DDE) Schema Playground, was described in a paper that published in BMC Bioinformatics on April 20, 2023. The DDE Schema Playground is a browser-based resource that empowers scientists to make their data more findable and accessible on the web, which has been a significant barrier in the past.”

December 15, 2021

Discovered via Twitter: Nightingale Open Science

Recently launched, apparently, and discovered on Twitter: Nightingale Open Science. From the docs page: “Today, health data are mostly locked up in small sandboxes, controlled by a handful of private companies or well-resourced researchers. Nightingale Open Science aims to unlock those data, securely and ethically, and make them available for the public good…. Our datasets are curated around medical mysteries—heart attack, cancer metastasis, cardiac arrest, bone aging, Covid-19—where machine learning can be transformative.”

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September 24, 2020

Fast Company: This website lets you look for patterns in COVID-19 data

Fast Company: This website lets you look for patterns in COVID-19 data. “Months into the pandemic, there are still so many unknowns about COVID-19. Does age or ethnicity affect how likely a COVID patient is to be admitted to the ICU? Are patients who don’t enter the ICU more likely to end up back in the hospital later? And do comorbidities—other health conditions, such as diabetes, asthma, or heart disease, that may worsen someone’s COVID-19 case—have any affect on how long a coronavirus patient is hospitalized for?”

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April 26, 2019

Verdict Medical Devices: Elsevier and phactMI to develop new tool for medical data

Verdict Medical Devices: Elsevier and phactMI to develop new tool for medical data. “Analytics firm Elsevier has teamed up with non-profit phactMI to develop a new solution for providing scientifically accurate information to healthcare professionals. The deal will leverage Elsevier’s Entellect life sciences platform to create a semantic search portal. Scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter of this year, the new solution will facilitate rapid access to up-to-date, approved medical documentation from 30 pharmaceutical manufacturers.”

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Scripps Research: Scripps Research develops behind-the-scenes tool for better biomedical data discovery

Discovered via Twitter: Nightingale Open Science

Fast Company: This website lets you look for patterns in COVID-19 data

Verdict Medical Devices: Elsevier and phactMI to develop new tool for medical data

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