About ODC-TBI
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Dear Colleague,
Welcome to the Open Data Commons for Traumatic Brain Injury (ODC-TBI)! The ODC-TBI was established as a dedicated data sharing portal and repository for the field of TBI. Through the ODC-TBI, you can share data with your colleagues in a protected space and to the public with a DOI. The ODC-TBI complies with the and the new to ensure that TBI data is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. The ODC-TBI currently supports data sharing in the project and is providing the data sharing platform for the new interagency project, and is open to all researchers in TBI. With the growth of this community we hope to expand the amount of data sharing and promote transparency and reproducibility for our common goal to find treatments for TBI, and provide a means for the TBI community to meet increasing funder and journal data sharing requirements. We cordially invite you to share this community with your colleagues and friends involved or interested in TBI research. Become a member of the ODC-TBI and start sharing your data now. For security reasons, ODC-TBI is only open to those affiliated with a recognized institution or organization with appropriate oversight protections in place. However, we welcome everyone to explore and use our public data. If you have questions, please contact us at .
Sincerely, The ODC-TBI community
Adam Ferguson, Ph. D., UCSF PI
Jeffrey Grethe, Ph. D. , UCSD Technical Lead
Maryann Martone, Ph. D. , UCSD, UCSF VA, PRECISE Informatics Core Lead
Anita Bandrowski, Ph. D., UCSD, PRECISE Interoperability Lead
Abel Torres-Espin, Ph. D., UCSF, University of Alberta, Data Science Lead
Russell Huie, Ph. D., UCSD, PRECISE Data Science Lead
Monique Surles-Zeigler, Ph. D., PRECISE Knowledge Base Lead
Mike Chiu, UCSD, lead developer