|
Our thanks to Professor David O'Connor at the University of Wisconsin for his generous assistance in preparing a case study about his lab's use of LabKey Server. An excerpt:
|
|
Our thanks to Professor David O'Connor at the University of Wisconsin for his generous assistance in preparing a case study about his lab's use of LabKey Server. An excerpt:
|
LabKey Software is pleased to announce the 2015 LabKey User Conference and Workshop October 1st - 2nd at Hotel 1000 in Seattle.
The User Conference on Thursday, October 1, will offer attendees a unique opportunity to engage directly with
... [More]
innovative users and learn how their labs, institutions, and networks improve efficiency and gain insight with LabKey Server. This year's speakers will discuss a range of impressive topics, including:
Using data transparency to improve cancer care - Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research (HICOR)
Evolving lab workflows to meet new demands - U.S. Military HIV Research Program (MHRP)
Maximizing the research value of completed studies - University of South Florida Health Informatics Institute
Unlocking medical records with Natural Language Processing - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
The Workshop on Friday, October 2, will be in a new format, combining training, technical presentations, and hands-on collaboration with LabKey staff to help you apply LabKey Server to your own scientific research data management challenges.
If you have questions, interest in presenting, or particular topics you'd like covered in the workshop, we would love to hear from you at [email protected]. [Less]
|
LabKey Software is pleased to announce the 2015 LabKey User Conference and Workshop October 1st - 2nd at Hotel 1000 in Seattle.
The User Conference on Thursday, October 1, will offer attendees a unique opportunity to engage directly with
... [More]
innovative users and learn how their labs, institutions, and networks improve efficiency and gain insight with LabKey Server. This year's speakers will discuss a range of impressive topics, including:
Using data transparency to improve cancer care - Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research (HICOR)
Evolving lab workflows to meet new demands - U.S. Military HIV Research Program (MHRP)
Maximizing the research value of completed studies - University of South Florida Health Informatics Institute
Unlocking medical records with Natural Language Processing - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
The Workshop on Friday, October 2, will be in a new format, combining training, technical presentations, and hands-on collaboration with LabKey staff to help you apply LabKey Server to your own scientific research data management challenges.
If you have questions, interest in presenting, or particular topics you'd like covered in the workshop, we would love to hear from you at [email protected]. [Less]
|
LabKey looks forward to participating in the upcoming 2015 Skyline user group meeting and American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Look for LabKey proteomics lead and Vice President Josh Eckels at the
... [More]
following:
Skyline User Group Meeting, Sunday, May 31st, 2015
ASMS, Monday - Tuesday, June 1-2, 2015
Josh will present a poster at the "Informatics: Workflow and Data Management" poster session from 10:30am - 2:30pm on Tuesday, June 2.
Look for poster 134: Performing quality control on targeted proteomics assays using Skyline and Panorama.
Update: Poster (PDF)
[Less]
|
LabKey looks forward to participating in the upcoming 2015 Skyline user group meeting and American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) conference in St. Louis, Missouri. Look for LabKey proteomics lead and Vice President Josh Eckels at the
... [More]
following:
Skyline User Group Meeting, Sunday, May 31st, 2015
ASMS, Monday - Tuesday, June 1-2, 2015
Josh will present a poster at the "Informatics: Workflow and Data Management" poster session from 10:30am - 2:30pm on Tuesday, June 2.
Look for poster 134: Performing quality control on targeted proteomics assays using Skyline and Panorama.
[Less]
|
Seattle business leader Michael Gersch joins LabKey Software as its new chief executive officer. LabKey is a fast-growing open source software company that helps scientists organize, analyze, and share biomedical research data.
Seattle, WA (via
... [More]
PRWEB) April 14, 2015
Seattle business leader Michael Gersch has joined LabKey Software as its new chief executive officer. LabKey Software is a fast-growing open-source software company that offers solutions to help scientists integrate, analyze, and share biomedical research data.
“Given our vision to build the best data platform for research scientists, we are fortunate to have a leader of Michael’s caliber,” says Randy Main, LabKey Software board member and chief financial officer at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. “He has the experience and drive to scale LabKey to meet the steadily increasing demand for the company’s services and solutions,” he added.
Prior to joining LabKey Software, Gersch worked in leadership roles with a range of global software and technology companies, including ProQuest and LexisNexis. His background in growing small software groups into larger, customer-focused organizations means LabKey Software will become an even stronger partner for all current and future clients.
“I chose LabKey Software for the tremendous opportunity to scale the organization and meet the needs created by the rapid growth of scientific data and expansion in the collaborative nature of research,” says CEO Michael Gersch. I am extremely impressed by the LabKey team, and look forward to working together to affect positive change in the field of scientific research,” he added.
LabKey Software was founded 10 years ago as a spin-out from the Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center. Its LabKey Server platform is flexible, scalable, and extensible, making it an ideal foundation for global research teams investigating complex diseases such as HIV/AIDS, cancer and malaria. LabKey solutions are designed to address each organization’s unique data sharing requirements, research protocols, analysis methods, and data sources. The company is growing at a fast pace and hiring for multiple positions.
LabKey partners include Fred Hutch, the HIV Vaccine Trial Network (HVTN), the Immune Tolerance Network (ITN), the Human Immunology Project Consortium (HIPC), pharmaceutical companies, and individual labs at Stanford University, Seattle Children’s Research Institute, and the University of Washington.
About LabKey Software
LabKey Software partners with biomedical research organizations to develop custom solutions that unlock the value of hard-earned data, enable collaborative science, and open doors to new modes of discovery. Teams use LabKey solutions to integrate, analyze and securely share complex research information while adapting to evolving needs. LabKey solutions build on the LabKey Server open source platform, so new users benefit from more than a decade of past investments and funders see their impact multiplied. LabKey Software originated at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and has offices in Seattle and San Diego.
For the original version on PRWeb, visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/04/prweb12632364.htm
[Less]
|
A new article in the Fred Hutch News, Easing cancer’s heavy financial burden, covers both the Hutch Institute for Outcomes Research (HICOR) 2015 Value in Cancer Care (VCC) Summit and the debut of HICOR IQ.
HICOR IQ is an instance of LabKey
... [More]
Server. According to the Hutch News:
"Participants also learned about a new oncology informatics database tool known as HICOR IQ, which will provide cancer care partners such as Virginia Mason, Swedish Cancer Institute, Overlake Cancer Center and others with updated reporting on trends in oncology as well as guide patients through their cancer care decisions."...read more
The Hutch's HICOR IQ overview describes the system:
"...HICOR IQ is a database of population-based cancer incidence and survival information and insurance claims data that gives our regional partners continuously updated reporting of trends in oncology.
Currently in a beta version, HICOR IQ contains enrollment and claims from Premera Blue Cross and Regence that is securely provided to HICOR and linked to the Cancer Surveillance System to incorporate clinical outcomes data. Future versions will include data from other health plans, healthcare systems and patients in order to more fully capture the patient experience and identify areas for targeted intervention. Partner-specific access will allow for customized data views and monitoring of payor/clinic-specific programs.
Users can select their metrics of interest and configure plots based on regional or clinic views, as well as breakdowns by age, cancer site, stage and so forth. Through this dynamic tool, we hope to empower our partners with readily-accessible, meaningful reports." ...read more
[Less]
|
LabKey Software looks forward to sponsoring and participating in two cancer-focused conferences next week:
HICOR 2015 VCC Summit
We are eager to join the Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research (HICOR) for its 2015 Value in
... [More]
Cancer Care (VCC) Summit on Monday, March 30, in Seattle, WA.
HICOR plans its first demonstration of HICOR IQ, an informatics system based on LabKey Server that HICOR is developing in partnership with LabKey Software.
The Summit is "...a forum for individuals from across the healthcare spectrum to convene and collaborate on ways to improve the value and efficiency of cancer care delivery."
CI4CC Spring 2015 Symposium
Also next week, we welcome you to visit to our booth at the Cancer Informatics for Cancer Centers (CI4CC)'s Spring 2015 Symposium and Workshop in Washington DC, March 30 to April 1, 2015.
The meeting's theme is "Cancer Centers, Precision Medicine, Clinical Trials, Knowledge Architecture, and Best Practices."
[Less]
|
|
In honor of the 10-year anniversary of LabKey Software, the LabKey team is pleased to announce LabKey Server v15.1, the 32nd public release of the platform.
|
