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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DEAFNESS AND OTHER COMMUNICATION DISORDERS

Research Core

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Institution
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, MA
Principal investigator
Kristina Simonyan
Funding
$100K
Duration
2021–2027
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Abstract

PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT The Next-Generation Clinical Research and Data Science Core will be jointly led by Drs. Simonyan, Nagarajan and Barkmeier-Kraemer. The Core will monitor clinical and research activities of all Center sites, including Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (MEEI), Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), University of Utah (UofU), and University of California San Francisco (UCSF). The Core will be responsible for the development of comprehensive clinical and imaging data repositories of patients with laryngeal dystonia and voice tremor and the use of these data for the development and testing of machine-learning algorithms for differential diagnosis of these disorders and the assessment of treatment outcomes. The Next-Generation Clinical Research and Data Science Core will pursue the following two specific aims: (1) Comprehensive clinical phenotyping; (2) Research data repository, and (3) Predictive data analytics. The Core's significance is in developing and implementation of standardized data collection and analytical tools for their availability to all Projects and associated investigators. In addition, data analytics based on common data across different Projects and Center sites will facilitate the development of unified diagnostic and treatment biomarkers for each of these disorders.

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