Monday, March 14, 2011

A REVOLUTIONARY NEW TOOL FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH: AGINGPORTFOLIO.ORG

While we still like the NIH RePORT tool, there is another great resource for analyzing grants, publications and other research materials in biomedical science - The International Aging Research Portfolio .

We performed a search using "cancer biomarker" in the advanced search and got great results. These are only top 25 results, but it is possible to see almost all of them at once and the Spore Grants have excellent descriptions.

We went ahead and Liked them at their FaceBook Page!

It is also possible to see the results as graphs and play around with the statistics.


Search results

Search Keywords In:  Title, Description, Tags
Keywords:  "cancer biomarker"
Total Funding: $ 137,209,529
Number Of Funding: 304
Number Of Projects: 302
Project Funding

Project number

Project title

Investigators

Recipient organization

Funding organization

Year

Funding
1U24CA126476-01Measuring cancer biomarker candidates by targeted ms and ab enrichmentCARR STEVENAMASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2006$2,904,3044
5U24CA126476-05Measuring cancer biomarker candidates by targeted ms and ab enrichmentCARR STEVENABROAD INSTITUTE, INC.NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2009$2,833,8584
5U24CA126476-02Measuring cancer biomarker candidates by targeted ms and ab enrichmentCARR STEVENAMASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2007$2,764,9194
5U54CA116847-02Mechanisms of energy balance and cancer preventionMCTIERNAN ANNEMFRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTERNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2006$2,506,3200
2P50CA058184-09Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN STEPHENBJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2003$2,500,0004
5P50CA058184-10Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN STEPHENBJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2004$2,491,5314
5P50CA058184-11Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN STEPHENBJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2005$2,490,1654
5U54CA116847-04Mechanisms of energy balance and cancer preventionMCTIERNAN ANNEMFRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTERNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2008$2,478,4290
1U54CA116847-01Mechanisms of energy balance and cancer preventionMCTIERNAN ANNEMFRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTERNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2005$2,472,7580
5U54CA116847-03Mechanisms of energy balance and cancer preventionMCTIERNAN ANNEMFRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTERNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2007$2,463,2120
5U54CA116847-05Mechanisms of energy balance and cancer preventionMCTIERNAN ANNEMFRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTERNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2009$2,461,3280
5P50CA058184-12Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN STEPHENBJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2006$2,430,3294
5P50CA058184-13Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN STEPHENBJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2007$2,359,8504
2P50CA058184-14A1Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN STEPHENBJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2009$2,300,0000
R44CA139803-02Field of injury based biomarkers for lung cancerHALLAM EALLEGRO DIAGNOSTICS, INC.NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2010$1,823,0814
5U24CA126476-03Measuring cancer biomarker candidates by targeted ms and ab enrichmentCARR STEVENAMASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2008$1,758,2224
7U24CA126477-02Targeted and global proteomic strategies for early breast cancer detectionFISHER SUSANJUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCONATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2006$1,711,4030
P50CA058184-15Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN BJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2010$1,710,0380
5U24CA126477-04Targeted and global proteomic strategies for early breast cancer detectionFISHER SUSANJUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCONATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2008$1,642,1720
5U24CA126477-03Targeted and global proteomic strategies for early breast cancer detectionFISHER SUSANJUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCONATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2007$1,539,2720
1R01CA105274-01A1Prospective study of breast cancer survivorshipKUSHI LAWRENCEHKAISER FOUNDATION RESEARCH INSTITUTENATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2004$1,487,1144
1U24CA126480-01Apt: the analytical proteomics teamREGNIER FREDEPURDUE UNIVERSITY WEST LAFAYETTENATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2006$1,264,6084
5U24CA126480-02Apt: the analytical proteomics teamREGNIER FREDEPURDUE UNIVERSITY WEST LAFAYETTENATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2007$1,193,0244
3P50CA058184-13S1Spore in lung cancerBAYLIN STEPHENBJOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2008$1,179,9254
5U24CA126480-03Apt: the analytical proteomics teamREGNIER FREDEPURDUE UNIVERSITY WEST LAFAYETTENATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 2008$1,164,3584

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1 comment:

DNAmite said...

The International Aging Research Portfolio (IARP) is an independent non-profit initiative serving the aging research community, academic, corporate, patient advocacy and charitable funding organizations worldwide.

The AgingPortfolio.Org system is a flexible and highly scalable knowledge management system developed to enable funding organizations to collaborate, track, analyze, structure, make decisions and set directions for future research efforts in aging and also address the needs of research investigators, health care policy makers, government officials, interest groups and general public.

The goal of the International Aging Research Portfolio is to become a centralized portal for aging research providing highly granular relevant information to scientists, funding organizations, policy makers and providing a platform for collaboration and research.

At present, IARP incorporates databases of grants from multiple sources such as the NIH, European Commission, CIHR, and MRC. It also incorporates MEDLINE publication abstracts under a license from the National Library of Medicine.

The database contains millions of research projects with funding information and is fully searchable. The system also provides a categorized directory for the aging research projects. In addition to the manual classification by the SAB members, the system uses semantic classification algorithms to automatically classify projects into research areas related to aging.

The flexibility of the system provides different views on aging and age-related projects in order to find trends and analyze the current status of the investigations. It also gives the opportunity to build new classification taxonomies to look at the problem of aging research at different points. Thus, the first centralized system for tracking such complex, interdisciplinary and controversial area as aging research was developed and made available to the public via AgingPortfolio.org.

http://www.agingportfolio.org/index/about/

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