Registration for Pheno Typing Symposium

JH Research Equipment and Data Handling
Needs and Interests
A short survey.

AIM: to gain an understanding of research equipment and data handling needs and interests (especially for preclinical research involving genetically engineered and other non-human subjects) at Johns Hopkins. Coordinated through the phenotyping core, results will be summarized and presented to administration (per dean's request), and will be sent to all submitters who provide contact information.

RATIONALE: Diverse data generated by multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary research need to be assimilated, coordinated, and need to be secure, as well as accessible to collaborators.

JH can and should leverage research resources, data handling and web presence as a global translational research resource, to facilitate and attract collaboration and support.

Help to identify and justify obtaining or applying for equipment that can be useful to diverse research areas.
e.g. noninvasive electrocardiography on unrestrained awake mice;
Digital histopathology (virtual microscopy) that permits examination on multiple computer screens for remote evaluation, consulting or teaching, with annotation, archiving and morphometry capabilities; or provide suggestions via the survey below (or email to phenocore@jhmi.edu.

Patient data management systems, (human) clinical trials data management, toxicology data management systems, phenome and genetic data systems, share features that are relevant to preclinical translational research needs. Some links are provided below the form.

Only 4 required responses («)
Additional and specific responses will be appreciated.
Please include your email if you wish to be contacted.

CURRENT POSITION«

Please check all that apply

Faculty/ Investigator	PostDoc	Grad Student
MD	PhD	DVM

Other

Are you currently at JHU/JHMI«

[ Yes ] [ No ]

Name

OPTIONAL

Do you need or expect to coordinate data from multiple research disciplines or laboratories?«

[ Yes ] [ No ]

Do you see a need for a central JH data handling/coordinating initiative«

e.g. similar to clinical trial (CTSA), clinical, tox, phenome or other data handling initiatives

[ Yes ] [ No ]

What types of data do you currently use or expect to use

Check all that apply. Hold 'Ctrl' and click to select multiple.

Other types of data

With what species do you work

Check any that apply. Hold 'Control' and click to select multiple responses.

Other species

Not required

Would you like to assist/participate

INCLUDE your email above

[ Yes ] [ No ]

Do you have data handling expertise to offer

please specify any relevant experience expertise (e.g. CTSA, Tox or clinical data management systems)

Provide suggestions &/or tell us your data handling interests or concerns

or contact cbrayton@jhmi.edu --- e.g. should it be web based, specific IMS platform, etc.

Have you submitted to the JHGEM site?

Use Link below, or follow links from the phenotyping core site http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/mcp/PHENOCORE/

Yes

N/A

Is the JHGEM site a good idea?

[ Yes ] [ No ]

IF you have / use GEM why have you NOT submitted

What should we do to facilitate / promote submission?

NEW Research Equipment Needs/Interests

Hold 'Ctrl' and click to select multiple.

Other or specific research equipment interests

Website and contact information are helpful

Fields marked with "«" are required.

You must click 'Send Form' to submit the survey.
Your email information is not required so you will not receive an electronic response or confirmation unless you request to be contacted.

THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING!

Go to JHGEM submission form/site

Go to JHGEM site

Some Links (suggest more links)

Clinical trials: https://www.ctnbestpractices.org/networks/nih-ctsa-awardees/

Gene information: http://www.informatics.jax.org/

Mouse Phenome information: http://phenome.jax.org/pub-cgi/phenome/mpdcgi?rtn=docs/home

National Toxicology Program: http://ntp-server.niehs.nih.gov/

Commercial tox data management software
Labcat: http://www.labcat.com/
Pathdata & related LIMS: http://www.limsource.com/products/vpathology.html

Go to Phenotyping Core home page