NITRC Has A New Look
Our site has undergone an extensive redesign, maintaining all the same great features with an improved look and functionality.
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Reproducibility at the Forefront
The issue of reproducibility has risen to the fore within the biomedical research community. As a result, a critical new evaluation criteria for many research funders relates to addressing issues of rigor and reproducibility in most funding applications. Central to reproducibility is the dual requirements of 'publishing' complete versions of all components of the research work (data, analysis workflow and results) and making these shared elements FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable) so that the continuing investment in research can properly build upon what has come before.
While there are many neuroinformatics resources available to help researchers meet these publication and FAIR needs, NITRC continues expand its capabilities in order to serve the community in many of these aspects. As most NITRC users already know, NITRC provides support for both local (at NITRC) sharing of software, data or execution environments and aggregation of distributed resource sharing under a common project webpage. Enumerating specific resources, linking these resources to the research publications in which they are used, and exposing this content in a FAIR fashion is becoming the emerging norm for the next-generation of research reporting. NITRC supports this linking through use of standard identifiers such as RRID’s to facilitate identification of use of specific resources in publications, and DOI’s for support of unique identification of software, data and publications.
Publishing, identifying and linking are an important part of establishing improved reproducibility: all NITRC users are reminded and encouraged to take full advantage of these functions to promote better research reporting.
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Watch to learn about the benefits of NITRC.
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Have a Neuroimaging Question? Ask the Community.
The NITRC Community Forum offers a central location for questions and collaboration with other specialized, highly knowledgable researchers and developers. Head over to the NITRC Community Forum to ask your question or look at the discussions posted.
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Over 1,000 Tools and Resources Registered
Some topics covered by these new additions are the denoising of MR series, a multiplatform toolbox for SPM, processing tools for high-resolution neuroimaging, and more. Visit NITRC-R to see newly registered tools/resources.
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More Data Available
NITRC-IR currently contains a total of 15 projects, 8415 subjects, and 9924 imaging sessions. You can easily search by gender, handedness, and more all within NITRC-IR.
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Over 174,000 Hours Computed
NITRC-CE is preconfigured with many neuroimaging applications. To see a list of packages installed, head over to NITRC-CE.
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