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Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Shared Resource (BBSR)Dr. Christopher LoffredoCo Director Kepher Makambi, PhDCo Director
Statistical analysis Clinical Trials Support
Bioinformatics
BBSR Services
Biostatistics and Bioinformatics provide:
• Support for data analysis from basic science, clinical, and population science research projects.
• Support for planning, analysis, and monitoring of clinical trials.
• Support for grant proposals, including power and sample size estimation, and data analysis planning.
Examples of Science Supported by the BBSR
Microarray analysis
Proteomic and
Metabolomic analysis
Models of Cancer Risk
Efficacy of randomized treatment
Forecasting of cancer
trends
Hardware Resources•Dell desktop-class computers: Windows and Linux OS
•Central processing and file storage servers: 64bit AMD Opterons running RedHat Enterprise
•Quad-core computer: dedicated to web applications
•Development servers: 2 Quad-Core Intel CPUs, using CentOS 5.0 Linux to support Oracle 11g, MySQL 5.0, PostgreSQL, a Web server (Apache), an application server (JBOSS), and development tools.
All applications are scalable to meet the needs of users
Software Resources
•General: SAS, GAUSS, MATHEMATICA, STATISTICA, StatXact, R, MATLAB, SPSS
•Experimental Design: Simon’s Phase II, PS, NQuery, StPlan, Bayesian Plans for Phase II Trials, Power and Precision
•Specialized Packages: CART, Mplus
Software Resources
•Bioinformatics: Bioconductor, DCHIP, PDQuest, PAUP, BRB-Array Tools
•Database: MySQL, Oracle, Oracle Jdeveloper
•Programming: Java, IMSL, Perl, PHP, VB/ASP, Weka, C, C++
•Optimization: MOZEK
For More Information
Contact Christopher Loffredo,PhD, DirectorCAL9@georgetown.edu or
Kepher Makambi, PhDCo Directorkhm33@georgetown.edu
Caroline Wu ctw26@georgetown.edu
http://lombardi.georgetown.edu/research/sharedresources/bbsr/index.html
Shared Resources are partially supported by the Georgetown Howard University Center for Clinical and Translational Studies (GHUCCTS) 1UL1RR031975-01
In your publications, remember to mention support provided from the GHUCCTS.
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