A Research Expertise Database for the School of Medicine at the University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center which will be showing at the Colorado Inventor Showcase.
The Colorado Research Mine uses a tag based approach to find faculty at the University of Colorado with a particular research expertise. Tags are derived from PubMed, NIH CRISP, Center for Disease Control and research techniques and technologies.
Using the tabs above users can find faculty experts through their publications, grants, techniques/technologies or industry-related tools (patents, copyrights, scientific advisory boards, industry supported research).
Currently, the research expertise database is populated with faculty from the University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center School of Medicine. There are 2056 School of Medicine faculty included in the database. The database includes:
- 1176 faculty publications listed
- 5344 total publications
- 4139 distinct MESH terms
- 477 faculty grants listed
- 2317 total grants
- 2875 distinct CRISP terms
MESH and CRISP terms provide the ability to characterize faculty research expertise. The terms also allow quick cross-referencing to other faculty with the like terms. Collaborative opportunities are then created.
It will be expanded to include all of the schools at the Health Sciences Center and then the Downtown Denver Campus. Eventually, it will be part of the whole University of Colorado system.
Joe Huggins with Brilliant Mistake Web Design can be found at the Colorado Inventor Showcase on November 15th.
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