The goal of the Neurobagel project is to provide a way for researchers and other data users to define and find cohorts of individuals across datasets. Not all useful and important data can be openly shared or are allowed to be uploaded to remote servers. Our approach is to ask data providers to describe their data with metadata, so that we can let others find out about the data without having direct access to them.
We are building tools with the goal of making the annotation, integration, and searching of clinical neuroimaging data easier. This project is under active development, and we are excited to hear from you if it resonates with your needs, if you are interested in collaborating, or you have ideas for how Neurobagel could be useful.
The project originated from the ORIGAMI Lab with the Douglas Hospital and support from many other projects, including ReproNim and NeuroHub.
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Contacts: Sebastian Urchs and JB Poline