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DESCRIPTION:The development of personalised treatments that target rare pae
 diatric cancer subtypes can be enhanced through global collaboration. But 
 geography and rules to protect personal data in different jurisdictions ca
 n make the sharing and comparing of essential data difficult or even impos
 sible.\n\nThe Australian BioCommons Zero Childhood Cancer Flagship project
  is a collaborative partnership between ZERO Childhood Cancer\, D3b at Chi
 ldren’s Hospital of Philadelphia\, Seven Bridges (SB)\, Australian Resea
 rch Data Commons and the Australian BioCommons to unite and harmonise the 
 analysis of paediatric cancer data sets from Australia (ZERO) and the US (
 Kids First Data Resource) using the cloud-based Cavatica analysis platform
 . The project allows ZERO and Kids First workflows and analysis tools to b
 e used interchangeably and seamlessly across both datasets\, effectively a
 ggregating the separate datasets into a single virtual pan-continental dat
 aset.\n\nThis webinar will highlight the outcomes of the project and how t
 he platform can be used to enhance human genomics studies and patient outc
 omes. Future plans will also be discussed.\n\n**Presenters**: Mark Cowley 
 (Children's Cancer Institute)\, Jack DiGiovanna (Seven Bridges)\, Allison 
 Heath (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia)\n\n**Date/time**: 21 Jan 202
 1 - 11:00-12:00 AEDT / 10:00-11:00 AEST / 10:30 - 11:30 ACST / 8:00-9:00 A
 WST\n
LOCATION:Australia
SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Harmonised analysis of childhood cancer data across intern
 ational borders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.biocommons.org.au/events/kids-cancer
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