The Research Core team provides consulting and technology services to researchers and their project teams at competitive hourly rates. The Core collaborates with users on finding efficient solutions using technology for the unique needs of research environments.
Our team of Software Developers, Project Managers and Application Analysts can build departmental or lab websites. We specialize in several technologies such as PHP, Javascript, Drupal and WordPress.
Features
- Responsive: mobile aware design & templates
- Search: integrated, robust search capabilities
- Secure: two-factor login and code review
- Updates: patching & ongoing maintenance
- Data: web analytics & visitor tracking
Visit the Core Fees Page for current rates. Contact rcc@partners.org with questions or to set up a consultation.
The ERIS Research Computing Core offers UI/UX design services for websites and applications. The designer can be contracted to create wireframes, storyboards, user flows, process flows, interaction prototypes and sitemaps to communicate interaction and design ideas. Whether looking to give your existing WordPress website a makeover or contracting the Core to build a new, custom website, design services are now available.
The Core team also includes Software Developers, Project Managers and Application Analysts who can provide a host of fee-based web development services. Contact rcc@partners.org with questions or to set up a consultation.
Our research software engineers provide support and expert knowledge in MATLAB, Python, R, Ruby and other languages.
Services include:
- Software code services: version control (GitLab), auditing, analysis, and bug fixes
- Code migration to the ERIS DIPR VM environment or ERISOne cluster
- Automation of application interface navigation or processing large numbers of files
- MySQL and MS SQL database design and custom application interfaces
Visit the Core Fees Page for current rates. Contact rcc@partners.org with questions or to set up a consultation.
Programmers and data experts, experienced in clinical research design and data management, can work with your team to develop a research project using REDCap or create electronic data collection instruments to address clinical outcomes. Our consultants will review the clinical data needs of your research project, provide feedback on study design or data capture questions, and discuss options for clinical data abstraction, reporting and storage to meet your research needs.
Visit the Core Fees Page for current rates. Contact edcsupport@partners.org with questions or to set up a consultation.
Our expertise goes beyond web and scientific app development with our team of systems engineers who can assist with design, building and supporting secure server and storage environments. The consultation process is flexible and includes a review of the current environment, evaluation of immediate and future needs, and recommendations for possible process improvements.
We also offer FISMA reviews and documentation.
Visit the Core Fees Page for current rates. Contact rcc@partners.org with questions or to set up a consultation.
Our Application QA analyst can work with your team to development test scripts and test to ensure your web applications works correctly in all web browsers.
Visit the Core Fees Page for current rates. Contact rcc@partners.org with questions or to set up a consultation.
Research Computing Core: Poster Highlight
“White Blood Cell Classification using Deep Learning on Million-Scale Real Clinical Data”
Presented: MGH Clinical Research Day 2020 on October 1st from 9am to 12pm. Stop in to virtually meet the presenters!
Cellular image snapshots processed by code authored by a Research Computing Core Software Engineer & stored on our shared hosted services.
Red Blood Cell Distribution Width and Mortality Risk: SARS-CoV-2 Infection
This paper investigates whether an association between mortality risk and elevated RDW at hospital admission and during hospitalization exists in patients with COVID-19.
A preliminary cohort for this study was constructed from COVID-19 positive patients cross-referenced with blood sample instrument files harvested continuously throughout the Boston spring surge with code authored by a software engineer consultant from our Research Computing Core, stored in ERIS’s Research File Area (RFA), and indexed in a MySQL database hosted by ERIS.
Learn more about working with the Research Computing Core.
