Award
NIH Reporter #5U54CA274516-03
Shared Resource Core 2: Clinical Artificial Intelligence Core
Recipient
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA, USA
Award Amount
$91,073.00
Ceiling
$91,073.00
Awarded
September 04, 2025
Identifier
5U54CA274516-03
Award for the Clinical Artificial Intelligence Core to support AI-driven analysis of clinical data for tumor heterogeneity and radiation response in pediatric oncology.
Description
The Clinical Artificial Intelligence and Imaging Core (AI Core) is an essential shared resource that supports the Harvard/UCSF ROBIN Research Projects to enable large-scale analysis of granular clinical data, allowing non-invasive characterization of tumoral and patient heterogeneity and a path towards clinical translation. The core retrieves, curates, and annotates digitized clinical data for AI/informatics pipelines, develops and evaluates task-specific AI pipelines for tumor heterogeneity, radiation resistance/response, and toxicity characterization, and standardizes and releases AI/informatics methods ensuring transparency, reproducibility, and access. The project aims to incorporate clinical -omics data into investigations of intratumoral heterogeneity and predictors of radiation response and late effects, supporting clinical translation in pediatric radiation oncology.