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XNAT

XNAT was originally developed as an “extensible neuroimaging archive toolkit,” and has evolved to become a powerhouse open-source platform for … [More]

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Human Connectome Project

In August 2010, the NIH awarded $30 million dollars to a consortium of institutions led by Washington University in Saint … [More]

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Clinical Trials Section

The Clinical Trials Section (CTS) at NRG was set up to meet the uniquely demanding needs of clinical trial research. … [More]

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Data Sharing

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NIAC

The Neuroimaging Informatics and Analysis Center (NIAC) provides a variety of services to Washington University’s neuroscience community, including data management, … [More]

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CNDA

The Central Neuroimaging Data Archive, established in 2004, is the NRG’s flagship installation of XNAT, and supports multiple active research … [More]

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CONDR

The Comprehensive Neuro-Oncology Data Repository (or “CONDR”) is a project to develop advanced imaging biomarkers, and an informatics platform to … [More]

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The Neuroinformatics Research Group at the Washington University School of Medicine, directed by Daniel Marcus, is a cross-disciplinary science and engineering lab. Our work in the NRG is to develop technologies that support neuroimaging and imaging informatics research that helps us better understand the living brain. Our software is open source and used around the world in the global effort to study and treat Alzheimer’s disease, schizophrenia, depression, brain cancer, autism, stroke, and a host of other neurological diseases.

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