Dana Farber and Ontario Institute for Cancer Research join OHSU and Intel’s data cloud program

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DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE and the ONTARIO INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH joined the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute and Intel Corporation‘s Collaborative Cancer Cloud system, a distributed precision medicine analytics platform. The Collaborative Cancer Cloud works to determine how genes interact to drive disease in individual patients. The system is designed for secure, aggregated computation across distributed...

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