Indoc Research presents on:

1. Rating scale development - see poster

2. Common data elements - see poster

3. Collaborative approach to revamping the calcium image analysis tool NeuralActivityCubic - see poster

4. Advacements in calcium image analysis - see poster

BD²’s Integrated Network is an innovative model that connects a longitudinal cohort study and a learning health network. Through this combination, BD² is collecting, processing, and analyzing a large amount of data. Learn more about how the Network's centralized support services delivered by the Clinical Coordinating Center and Data Coordinating Center (Indoc) provide technical and logistical support to ensure consistent, accurate, and comprehensive data is available to researchers and clinicians. Read more

BD²’s Integrated Network is working toward a shared goal: reducing the time it takes for research insights to improve outcomes for people with bipolar disorder. As the Data Coordinating Center, Indoc provides the Network with the environments, tools, and processes necessary to maximize the utility of standardized data collected by the participating sites, enabling data aggregation, curation, sharing, and analysis. Read more

Indoc's VP of Data Science, Dr. Christina Yung presents on "Building a Data Infrastructure for AI-driven Precision Oncology" at the inaugural PSCC Innovation Forum. Watch the presentation 

The Canadian Biomarker Integration Network in Depression (CAN-BIND), an Integrated Discovery Program of the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI), has with support from Indoc released new data on Brain-CODE from its foundational study to identify biomarkers that predict treatment response in people with depression. Read more

Indoc's VP of Data Science, Dr. Christina Yung, has been named one of the Top 25 Healthcare Technology Leaders of Toronto for 2022. Read more

EpLink, the epilepsy research program of the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI), in partnership with Indoc, has released a clinical dataset that contains assessments of adults with epilepsy and self-reported depressive symptoms. Gathered through EpLink’s foundational EpUp Study: A Pilot Intervention for People with Epilepsy & Depression, these data are now available on Brain-CODE, OBI’s state-of-the-art neuroinformatics platform. Read more

The Cerebral Palsy Integrated Neuroscience Discovery Network (CP-NET),  an Integrated Discovery Program carried out in partnership with the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI), has with support from Indoc, released critical data on childhood hemiplegic cerebral palsy.  Read more

Indoc presents Pilot, its scalable and customizable platform which enables secure collection, integration, analysis, and sharing of data at:

1. 2022 European College of Neuropsychopharmacology Congress - see poster

2. 21st European Conference on Computational Biology - see poster

Supported by Indoc, OBI has released its latest open set of data focusing on the most pressing concerns of patients, their families and health professionals about epilepsy and seizures. This dataset is now available on Brain-CODE, OBI’s neuroinformatics and analytics platform. Read more