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Integrative Cancer Research (ICR) Workspace

The Integrative Cancer Research Workspace is producing modular and interoperable tools and interfaces that provide for integration between biomedical informatics applications and data. This will ultimately enable translational and integrative research by providing for the integration of clinical and basic research data. The Workspace is developing a software-engineered, well-documented and validated biomedical informatics toolset for use throughout the research community.

New to the ICR Workspace? Check out the ICR Newcomer Information page.

Looking for a review of recent caBIG™activities? Visit caBIG™ Links for a monthly publication regarding the status of events and progress on the caBIG™ initiative.

ICR Information and Materials

Schedule (for teleconferences)

Meeting Notes (from teleconferences)

Face-to-Face Meeting Materials (2004 to present)

Contact Information (for workspace and SIG leads)

ICR Participating Organizations

Documents (internal working documents for participants and adopters)

Templates & Forms (internal working templates and forms for participants and adopters)

ICR Workspace Listserv

ICR home on GForge (GForge is a separate colloborative working area utilized by many caBIG™ workspaces to collect and organize additional materials)

ICR Working Groups and SIGs

ICR Participant Shortcuts

ICR Product Shortcuts

To see a list of all caBIG™ tools, visit the Tools page

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* As of September 2008,the trademarks for cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid^® and caBIG^® are registered by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office The trademarks were pending completion of the registration until now. We will be reflecting this change on the caBIG^® web site materials and in other materials as rapidly as we can, but you may notice for the changeover period of time, the usage of both the pending ™ symbol and the registered ^® symbol in some materials. We will use the registered trademark symbol when referencing caBIG^® in new materials.