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mytext=Weill Cornell Medical College is dedicated to supporting its researchers with comprehensive, state-of-the-art computing resources. Faculty members have online access to cluster computing services, data center facilities, Internet 2 connectivity to the main campus, and many other resources. Initiatives currently in development include electronic submission of grants and contracts, application/database hosting services, and NLR connectivity.
mytext=ITS can help you with institutional purchases of computers, software, and computer accessories. The Medical College also has agreements with several reputable computer vendors who offer educational discounts to Weill Cornell staff for personal purchases.
Go to ITS Consultation Services
mytext=Weill Cornell and Cornell University offer an array of resources for use on ITS-supported computers. These resources include software for viewing and editing DNA sequencing results, statistics, graphics, and more. Some software is free or can be purchased at a substantial discount through our internal web sites or a recommended vendor.
Go to ITS Downloads
Go to CU Software Licensing Services
Go to Cornell Biotechnology Resource Center
mytext=ITS provides a range of server computing services, including application and database hosting, centralized storage, and system administration. All users can take advantage of our enterprise-wide, multi-layered backup system with the additional benefit of off-site protection.
Go to ITS Computing and Hosting
mytext=Investigators at Weill Cornell can request the establishment of a research profile page, which is designed to describe their ongoing research projects, provide a biographical sketch, and list publications as well as honors and awards.
To establish a research profile please send a request to rps@med.cornell.edu. You can access the new research profile system at http://weill.cornell.edu/rps to edit your existing research profile. .
mytext=Weill Cornell Medical College offers a file transfer service for the transmittal of files as large 20GB.
Go to File Transfer Service
mytext=Researchers at Weill Cornell have access to the latest hardware and software for the management of gene expression data, for molecular modeling, and for large-scale computational simulation.
Go to Weill Cornell Molecular Modeling Core Facility
Go to Weill Cornell Computational Genomics Core Facility
Go to Institute for Computational Biomedicine
The Research Data Storage Core (RDSC) Facility provides secure networked storage space specifically for electronic research data for investigators. This service will be free for up to 25GB.
Go to Research Data Storage Core information page
mytext=The RASP office helps Weill Cornell researchers with new forms, technology updates, and procedural changes involved in the quickly evolving electronic submission program of Grants.gov.
Go to Electronic grant submissions
Go to Electronic Submission of IACUC Protocols
Go tothe Electronic Routing Form (ERF)
mytext=VIVO allows a user to search for other researchers and their projects, recent publications of Cornell University and Weill Cornell researchers, and other useful information.
Intercampus Initiatives
Go to VIVO
mytext=Weill Cornell is committed to keeping our research community at the forefront of technological advances that can help to advance research initiatives and facilitate administrative processes. Among the ongoing initiatives that will be implemented in the near future are: - Grant submission using PureEdge - Contract status tracking - Establishment of a clinical trials management system
mytext=ITS can help you with institutional purchases of computers, software, and computer accessories. The Medical College also has agreements with several reputable computer vendors who offer educational discounts to Weill Cornell staff for personal purchases.
Go to ITS Technology Sales
mytext=Part of the GE Centricity Business Suite, this tool is intended to assist research teams with managing their clinical trials. To access PPM, please visit http://idx/idxweb/. For assistance with getting started with PPM, please contact the User Support Group at support@med.cornell.edu.
mytext=SAP is a web based enterprise financial application in use by the NYC and Qatar campuses. WCMC joins an elite group of institutions that have previously implemented SAP including MIT, Johns Hopkins, and Duke University. Researchers can order equipment and supplies and view their grant account budgets. To access SAP, please visit https://wbg.med.cornell.edu/irj/portal or the support site for more information http://www.med.cornell.edu/wbg.
mytext=Services can be requested electronically for the following cores: Electron Microscopy, Optical Microscopy, Microarray, Transgenic Mouse and the Office of Health Physics through eELIMS (Electronic Enterprise Laboratory Information Management System). To access eELIMS, please visit http://appserv2.med.cornell.edu/CORNELL/. For assistance with getting started, please contact the User Support Group at support@med.cornell.edu.
mytext=The Effort Tracking System (ETS) is a tool for researchers to track their level of effort. Effort reporting is required for all NIH grant submissions and should be used to track all effort expended on non-federally funded, and institutional awards. ETS will also track effort expended on other activities including administration, teaching, and clinical. To access ETS, please visit http://ets.med.cornell.edu. For technical assistance, please contact the User Support Group at support@med.cornell.edu.
mytext=Weill Cornell Medical College is dedicated to supporting its researchers with comprehensive, state-of-the-art computing resources. Faculty members have online access to cluster computing services, data center facilities, Internet 2 connectivity to the main campus, and many other resources. Initiatives currently in development include electronic submission of grants and contracts, application/database hosting services, and NLR connectivity.
mytext=ITS can help you with institutional purchases of computers, software, and computer accessories. The Medical College also has agreements with several reputable computer vendors who offer educational discounts to Weill Cornell staff for personal purchases.
Go to ITS Consultation Servicesmytext=Weill Cornell and Cornell University offer an array of resources for use on ITS-supported computers. These resources include software for viewing and editing DNA sequencing results, statistics, graphics, and more. Some software is free or can be purchased at a substantial discount through our internal web sites or a recommended vendor.
Go to ITS Downloads
Go to CU Software Licensing Services
Go to Cornell Biotechnology Resource Centermytext=ITS provides a range of server computing services, including application and database hosting, centralized storage, and system administration. All users can take advantage of our enterprise-wide, multi-layered backup system with the additional benefit of off-site protection.
Go to ITS Computing and Hostingmytext=Investigators at Weill Cornell can request the establishment of a research profile page, which is designed to describe their ongoing research projects, provide a biographical sketch, and list publications as well as honors and awards.
To establish a research profile please send a request to rps@med.cornell.edu. You can access the new research profile system at http://weill.cornell.edu/rps to edit your existing research profile. .
mytext=Weill Cornell Medical College offers a file transfer service for the transmittal of files as large 20GB.
Go to File Transfer Servicemytext=Researchers at Weill Cornell have access to the latest hardware and software for the management of gene expression data, for molecular modeling, and for large-scale computational simulation.
Go to Weill Cornell Molecular Modeling Core Facility
Go to Weill Cornell Computational Genomics Core Facility
Go to Institute for Computational BiomedicineThe Research Data Storage Core (RDSC) Facility provides secure networked storage space specifically for electronic research data for investigators. This service will be free for up to 25GB.
Go to Research Data Storage Core information page mytext=The RASP office helps Weill Cornell researchers with new forms, technology updates, and procedural changes involved in the quickly evolving electronic submission program of Grants.gov.
Go to Electronic grant submissions
Go to Electronic Submission of IACUC Protocols
Go tothe Electronic Routing Form (ERF)
mytext=VIVO allows a user to search for other researchers and their projects, recent publications of Cornell University and Weill Cornell researchers, and other useful information.
Intercampus InitiativesGo to VIVOmytext=Weill Cornell is committed to keeping our research community at the forefront of technological advances that can help to advance research initiatives and facilitate administrative processes. Among the ongoing initiatives that will be implemented in the near future are: - Grant submission using PureEdge - Contract status tracking - Establishment of a clinical trials management system
mytext=ITS can help you with institutional purchases of computers, software, and computer accessories. The Medical College also has agreements with several reputable computer vendors who offer educational discounts to Weill Cornell staff for personal purchases.
Go to ITS Technology Salesmytext=Part of the GE Centricity Business Suite, this tool is intended to assist research teams with managing their clinical trials. To access PPM, please visit http://idx/idxweb/. For assistance with getting started with PPM, please contact the User Support Group at support@med.cornell.edu.
mytext=SAP is a web based enterprise financial application in use by the NYC and Qatar campuses. WCMC joins an elite group of institutions that have previously implemented SAP including MIT, Johns Hopkins, and Duke University. Researchers can order equipment and supplies and view their grant account budgets. To access SAP, please visit https://wbg.med.cornell.edu/irj/portal or the support site for more information http://www.med.cornell.edu/wbg.
mytext=Services can be requested electronically for the following cores: Electron Microscopy, Optical Microscopy, Microarray, Transgenic Mouse and the Office of Health Physics through eELIMS (Electronic Enterprise Laboratory Information Management System). To access eELIMS, please visit http://appserv2.med.cornell.edu/CORNELL/. For assistance with getting started, please contact the User Support Group at support@med.cornell.edu.
mytext=The Effort Tracking System (ETS) is a tool for researchers to track their level of effort. Effort reporting is required for all NIH grant submissions and should be used to track all effort expended on non-federally funded, and institutional awards. ETS will also track effort expended on other activities including administration, teaching, and clinical. To access ETS, please visit http://ets.med.cornell.edu. For technical assistance, please contact the User Support Group at support@med.cornell.edu.