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Creative Data Solutions (CDS) is a Vanderbilt Shared Resource and has extensive experience in providing effective and robust solutions to challenges pertaining to research data using modern informatics and bioinformatics approaches.
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VCSCB Website Redesign
A comprehensive and integrated website redesign of the VCSCB and associated shared resources, VGER and CDS, is now live.
General Updates
- Data curation as it pertains to VU/VUMC split
- Security improvements and minor bug fixes
Version 2.23 was released on July 15, 2020. Contact us if you have any questions or comments.
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Our publication discovery tool can help you.
- Collect publications for all of your members
- Determine core facility or instrumentation usage
- Get citations, per core or instrument
- Gather external collaborator data
- Data is available in a variety of formats
- Analysis, graphing and reporting also available
Find out why multiple groups are using and benefiting from it. Stop wasting your time with manual methods for discovering citations. Start using Labnodes today!
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Labnodes is developed within the Medical Center and is supported by the Office of Research. Read more about its operations.
Annotate, organize and access your data.
Set up collections and have detailed annotations at your fingertips.
- Antibodies
- Bacterial strains
- Cell Lines
- DNA Vectors
- Mouse strains
- Protocols
- And more...
Need help importing your existing spreadsheets or databases? No problem, just let us know.
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Do you have a resource type that we don't support? Let us know and we'll put it on our roadmap.
Labnodes is a research network that is composed of 2,492 users within 89 communities such as centers, laboratories and shared resources. As a whole, this community has annotated 16,553 resources and associated 58,386 publications.
Upcoming Meetings & Seminars
| When and where | Topic and related details | |
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| Sep. 2 9:00 AM 512 Light Hall | Beta Cell Interest Group Beta Cell interest Group (BIG) Talk TBA | |
| Sep. 9 9:00 AM Zoom – details TBD | Vanderbilt Center for Stem Cell Biology VCSCB Faculty Only Meeting | |
| Sep. 16 9:00 AM 512 Light Hall | Beta Cell Interest Group Beta Cell interest Group (BIG) Talk TBA | |
| Sep. 23 9:00 AM Zoom | Vanderbilt Center for Stem Cell Biology SPRING Meeting Julie Bejoy, Ph.D. and Megan Rasmussen | |
| Sep. 30 9:00 AM 512 Light Hall | Beta Cell Interest Group Beta Cell interest Group (BIG) Talk Maureen Gannon | |
Feature Highlights
Resource Types
Antibodies. Bacterial Strains. Cell Lines. Mouse Strains. Primers. Protocols. Vectors. Maintain proper record annotations, associated documents and more.
Laboratories and Cores
Laboratories can be easily set up. Its people and content are fully editable by you.
Training and Support
Labnodes is dedicated to getting you initiated and trained. Various sources are available:
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Vanderbilt Publications
58,386
Publications3,637
Journals1,163
Authors22,089
MeSH TermsThe latest publications added are:
Nuclear Regulation of Wnt/β-Catenin Signaling: It's a Complex Situation. Anthony CC, Robbins DJ, Ahmed Y, Lee E (2020) Genes (Basel) 11(8)Added by Ethan Lee on 8/10/2020
The role of polyamines in the regulation of macrophage polarization and function. Latour YL, Gobert AP, Wilson KT (2020) Amino Acids 52(2): 151-160Added by Keith Wilson on 8/6/2020
An interspecies translation model implicates integrin signaling in infliximab-resistant inflammatory bowel disease. Brubaker DK, Kumar MP, Chiswick EL, Gregg C, Starchenko A, Vega PN, Southard-Smith AN, Simmons AJ, Scoville EA, Coburn LA, Wilson KT, Lau KS, Lauffenburger DA (2020) Sci Signal 13(643)Added by Keith Wilson on 8/6/2020
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