Clinical researchers

PathML tools for computational pathology

PathML objective is to lower the barrier to entry to digital pathology.

Examples:

GPT4DFCI

GPT4DFCI, a private, secure, HIPAA-compliant generative AI tool based on GPT and o1 models, is now available to Dana-Farber workforce members to try out for work purposes, excluding clinical care.

To request access:

REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a secure, HIPAA-compliant web-based application designed for data collection for research studies. It enables rapid project development and provides users with advanced functionality, complete autonomy and control of projects, and direct exports to common statistical packages.

COMING:

REDCap eConsent Part-11 Compliant System

Websites for research and clinical programs

DFCI’s Health Communication Core develops websites ranging from simple, static sites to complex, interactive web applications. The HCC creative team provides professional writing, graphic design, programming, social media, and strategy development services for:

Network Access Control (NAC)

NAC checks devices connecting to the Mass General Brigham network for compliance with specific security policies. The agent currently used at Mass General Brigham is ForeScout SecureConnector, which is already installed on most Mass General Brigham standard Windows workstations, some PEAS-enrolled Macs and mobile devices. Linux computers are exempt at this time.

NIH STRIDES Initiative GCP Account

Researcher Application form: GettingStartedwithSTRIDES.docx
The application form must be filled out and sent to Jim Coyne at Onix in addition to submitting a request on the Research Computing Infrastructure request form

Lab equipment purchases

For lab equipment other than computer purchases, you need to place your order through PeopleSoft.
To have a new supplier added to PeopleSoft, fill out a New Supplier Request form.