Informatics transforms raw numeric data obtained from large-scale experiments into actionable decisions in chemistry and biology. Informatics scientists collaborate closely with other investigators and develop algorithms and software to disseminate research results to the broader community.
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Research
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Informatics
Informatics Research in the Division of Preclinical Innovation
Informatics activities in DPI are collaborative and focus on the development of novel translation research data analysis methodologies and scientific applications, data analysis pipelines, and analytics.
Scientific Computing, Services and ResearchThe Informatics Core spearheads efforts to increase the computing capacity of large consortia, support research at NCATS and provide solutions to the wider translational science community.
Building Standards, Knowledge Sources and SoftwareLearn about NCATS’ private and public databases, knowledge sources and tools.
Translational Data AnalyticsLearn about our custom workflows and new methodologies to help interpret complex, large-scale datasets.
Scientific Computing, Services and Research
The Informatics Core spearheads efforts to increase the computing capacity of large consortia, support research at NCATS and provide solutions to the wider translational science community.
Building Standards, Knowledge Sources and Software
Learn about NCATS’ private and public databases, knowledge sources and tools.
Learn about our custom workflows and new methodologies to help interpret complex, large-scale datasets.
Work With Us
Informatics plays a key role in organizing, processing, analyzing and interpreting the large quantity and variety of data generated by translational research. Contact Ewy Mathé to learn about opportunities for collaboration.
Innovation in Preclinical Research
NCATS develops novel approaches to improve the process of joining basic science discoveries with initial testing of therapies in humans. Learn more about the Division of Preclinical Innovation.
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