Joel Saltz featured in Government Health IT's article on the early success of the cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid caBIG.
Monday 06/04/2007
The cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid (caBIG) has been showing signs of success as it encourages open-network collaboration between researchers. Launched in February of 2004, the grid's main users include cancer treatment centers whose researchers are able to both access data and share it, among other things. The grid also incorporates a range of Web-based applications, software tools and technologies for cancer research. BMI's department chair, Joel Saltz, is mentioned in the article as it pertains to the interactive aspects of the grid. Read the entire article by clicking here.
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