Data

The CHOP-Penn Autism Research Symposium explored opportunities for breakthroughs in the understanding and treatment of autism spectrum disorder.

Warren Frankenberger, PhD, RN, received $100,000 in federal funding to conduct research aimed at improving a triage tool that impacts the level of urgent care children receive in the emergency setting.

Ingo Helbig, MD, discusses the Arcus Omics Data launch at CHOP in a Q&A.

Arcus collaborates with the Center for Injury Research and Prevention to provide data support for an ongoing project.

Unique resource will turbocharge scientists' efforts to identify and prioritize which new drugs to take to clinical trials.

A new approach to building pediatric oncology cohorts could reveal insights into disparities in acute myeloid leukemia outcomes.

A new system designed by CHOP informatics experts seeks to help investigators assemble, access and analyze large amounts of health data - without requiring researchers to become specialized database technicians themselves. Designed by the Department of Biomedical and Health Informatics (DBHi), the toolkit is an open-source, highly interactive framework that is designed to let users to quickly navigate different types and levels of data.