CANARIE Research Software / Logiciels de recherche de CANARIE

As part of the Government of Canada’s Digital Research Infrastructure Strategy, the Research Software Program is transitioning from CANARIE to the Digital Research Alliance of Canada (the Alliance). We will be decommissioning the Research Software registry at science.canarie.ca on August 31, 2022. After this date, the web interface, background monitoring, and alert services will no longer be available.

Dans le cadre de la stratégie sur l’infrastructure de recherche numérique (IRN) élaborée par le gouvernement canadien, le programme Logiciels de recherche quittera CANARIE pour élire domicile à l’Alliance de recherche numérique du Canada (l’Alliance). Par conséquent, le 31 août 2022, CANARIE mettra fin à son registre des logiciels de recherche actuellement disponible à l’adresse science.canarie.ca. Après cette date, l’interface Web, le service de surveillance en arrière-plan et le service d’alerte cesseront de fonctionner.

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The CBRAIN platform is a web-based, collaborative research platform designed to address major issues in "Big Data" research through a single consistent framework by providing researchers the ability to easily execute large-scale pipelines for computational research. The platform's primary objective is to provide a user-friendly, extensible, integrated, and robust yet lightweight collaborative neuroimaging research platform providing transparent access to the heterogeneous computing and data resources available across Canada and around the world.

Contributor:

McGill University

Research Subject:

Multi-discipline

Support Email:

cbrain-support.mni@mcgill.ca

Type:

Managed

Version:

6.2.0-223

Release Date (UTC):

2022-07-13 16:37:47

CANARIE Project ID:

RPI-22, RS3-031

Shortened URL:

https://science.canarie.ca/res/22

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How to Cite:

Sherif T, Rioux P, Rousseau M-E, Kassis N, Beck N, Adalat R, Das S, Glatard T and Evans AC (2014) CBRAIN: a web-based, distributed computing platform for collaborative neuroimaging research. Front. Neuroinform. 8:54. doi: 10.3389/fninf.2014.00054

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