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Q&A: CHOP's Adam Resnick on Open Science, Data, and Compute Resources for Pediatric Research

Feb 01, 2016
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia recently launched a new scientific center that aims to gather and share genomic, clinical, and other useful biomedical data for pediatric cancer and rare disease research.

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