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SUMMARY:University of Maryland Baltimore ICTR (UMB ICTR) Enrichment Series
DESCRIPTION:University of Maryland Baltimore ICTR (UMB ICTR) Enrichment Series\nUsing Omics in Biomedical Research & Data Asset Management in the Era of Collaborative Science \nSpeakers:\nHuichun Xu\, MD\, PhD\nAssociate Director\, UMB ICTR Biostatistics Core\nAssociate Professor\, Department of Medicine\nUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine \nPatrick McArdle\, MD\, PhD\nAssociate Director\, ICTR Informatics Core\nAssociate Professor\, Department of Medicine\nSecondary Appointment: Epidemiology & Public Health\nUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine\nUsing Omics in Biomedical Research\nThis presentation provides an overview of major omics modalities used in biomedical research\, including genomics\, transcriptomics\, proteomics\, metabolomics\, and epigenomics\, highlighting the biological questions it can address\, common experimental platforms\, and key analytical workflows. The goal is to build a conceptual understanding of how omics approaches can be used in broad research projects\, and to illustrate the types of analytical support available through the\nICTR biostatistics core. \nData Asset Management in the Era of Collaborative Science\nThis presentation outlines an architectural approach that allows researchers to reuse data across projects without rebuilding everything and how a transparent\, governed process replaces messy\, one-off exports to ensure quality and comparability. It explains\, at a high level\, how data are pulled from study systems\, labs\, and -omics pipelines\, how raw data are preserved and transformed to create reliable\, analysis-ready datasets\, and how they are stored in a structured warehouse with consistent definitions to support quick\, trusted analyses. This is an ICTR-supported service.
URL:https://ictr.johnshopkins.edu/event/university-of-maryland-baltimore-ictr-umb-ictr-enrichment-series-june-2026/
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