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A collaborative approach to develop a multi-omics data analytics platform for translational research.

Axel Schumacher¹, Tamas Rujan¹, Jens Hoefkens²

¹Genedata AG, Margarethenstrasse 38, 4053 Basel, Switzerland.

Applied & Translational Genomics

|June 14, 2016

Summary

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Researchers can now integrate and analyze large datasets in translational research more effectively. A new unified platform combines knowledge management and data analysis for secure, collaborative R&D projects.

Keywords:

Data analytics Data sharing Integration Omics Scalability Translational research

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Informatics
Translational Research
Data Science

Background:

Integrating and analyzing large datasets is a significant challenge in translational research.
Existing systems often have gaps between data collection and data exploitation.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a collaborative approach for integrating data management and analytical systems.
To address data security and support distributed research teams.
To demonstrate a unified platform for efficient data handling in translational R&D.

Main Methods:

Developed a collaborative framework integrating data management (tranSMART) and analytical systems (Genedata Analyst™).
Implemented a unified, end-to-end platform.
Focused on ensuring data security and supporting distributed teams.

Main Results:

Successfully implemented a unified platform combining tranSMART and Genedata Analyst™.
The platform facilitates quick data finding, entry, integration, analysis, extraction, and sharing.
Enhanced efficiency in handling patient- and drug-related data for R&D.

Conclusions:

The unified platform effectively bridges the gap between data collection and exploitation in translational research.
This approach enhances data security and collaboration for distributed research teams.
The integrated system accelerates the R&D process by streamlining data management and analysis.