Enhance Usability of Multimodal, Multiomic Data

Seamlessly unify complex, multimodal datasets and empower researchers
with AI-driven tools designed to expedite discoveries

Unified Data
Resource

Connect 'omics, clinical, and histology data into a single repository enhancing discoverability and usability

Enhanced Research Efficiency

Automate data harmonization using AI-powered transformations, drastically reducing the time spent on manual data wrangling

intuitive
Intuitive Data
Discovery

Empower researchers with user-friendly, natural language interfaces that enable complex data navigation without the need for coding expertise

Simplify data exploration

Simplify data exploration with an intuitive interface for browsing and searching research data in the semantic space of disease types, histologies, and biomarkers

Simplify data exploration
Easily build cohorts

Easily build cohorts, assess feasibility, cross-tab outcomes with treatments, and analyze data using an AI-powered natural language interface.

Create and publish data dashboards

Create and publish data dashboards for a variety of purposes, from enabling self-service data discovery to monitoring data quality.

Create and publish data dashboards
Collaborate
Collaborate securely

Collaborate seamlessly with other researchers by integrating data, transformations, notes, and comments in our platform.

150+
Terabytes of multimodal data
3,000+
Automated data ingestions
50K+
Registered users
1.5M+
Unique study participants
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Specifically designed for life sciences R&D
Optimized Data Representation

Work with data on a modern data stack already mapped to controlled vocabularies like ICDO3, NAACR, AJCC and annotated with COSMIC, ClinVar, and PharmGKB.

AI-Powered Harmonization

Rapidly integrate your source data the optimized data model, abstract structured information from unstructured EMR notes and images, and automatically improve your data quality.

Designed for Genomic Scale

Query for specific variants in seconds and transform raw sequencing data using bioinformatics pipelines for alignment, variant calling, and annotation.

Researcher-Friendly Interfaces

Leverage purpose-built user interfaces tailored specifically for researchers, offering a seamless alternative to navigating traditional database queries, tables, and columns.

AI-Powered Analysis

Interact with data through natural language chat interfaces, eliminating the need for complex coding and queries.

Resources

Blog

The Role of a Secure Trusted Research Environment in Meeting NIH’s Updated Guidance to Genomic Data Sharing Policy

As the research community continues to rely on data shared by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), ensuring the security of that data continues to be an important requirement. Last year, the NIH issued an implementation update to the NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy (GDS Policy), which outlines requirements for researchers accessing, storing, or processing large-scale human and non-human genomic data generated from NIH-funded research. The update was designed to continue to promote responsible data management and access under the GDS Policy and ensure the broad and responsible sharing of NIH genomic data for research that advances human health. 

Blog

The Role of a Secure Trusted Research Environment in Meeting NIH’s Updated Guidance to Genomic Data Sharing Policy

As the research community continues to rely on data shared by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), ensuring the security of that data continues to be an important requirement. Last year, the NIH issued an implementation update to the NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy (GDS Policy), which outlines requirements for researchers accessing, storing, or processing large-scale human and non-human genomic data generated from NIH-funded research. The update was designed to continue to promote responsible data management and access under the GDS Policy and ensure the broad and responsible sharing of NIH genomic data for research that advances human health. 

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