Coordinating Sustainable Open Resource Sharing and Collaboration in Cancer Research

摘要 年癌症系统生物学联盟和物理科学协调中心 肿瘤学网络的目标是创建由 联盟，通过癌症复杂性知识门户网站传播资源 (CCKP)，并促进协作，以利用这些资源在 在更大的癌症研究社区中。透过这份为期一年的补充资料， 协调中心将继续收集和注释CCKP的资源，重点是 关于丰富资源注释以改进探索、搜索和发现，以及 集成围绕联盟研究人员的注释，将提供从人员到 关于财团中人员的角色和活动的资源和信息。《中心》 还将继续通过特殊利益集团和工作组推动合作， 让不同职业水平的研究人员围绕基本的共同科学主题 癌症系统生物学。在接下来的一年里，将积极关注及早招聘 职业研究人员在这些合作努力中。此外，支持虚拟会议和 我们将利用异步协作来最大限度地扩大 财团。最后，将推动增加资源和资源的传播 向更大的科学界提供知识，还有一个目标是 与任职人数不足的个人进行沟通和外联，以改善 癌症研究人员。

Abstract The Coordinating Center for the Cancer Systems Biology Consortium and Physical Science in Oncology Network aims to create an annotated repository of the resources generated by the consortia, to disseminate the resources through the Cancer Complexity Knowledge Portal (CCKP), and to motivate collaborations that leverage the reuse of these resources across the consortia and in the larger cancer research community. Through this one-year supplement, the Coordinating Center will continue to collect and annotate resources for the CCKP with a focus on enriching the resource annotations to improve exploration, search, and discovery, and integrating annotations around consortia researchers that will provide links from personnel to resources and information about roles and activities of personnel in the consortia. The Center will also continue to drive collaboration through special interest groups and working groups that engage researchers at different career levels around common scientific themes underlying cancer systems biology. During the next year, there will be an active focus on recruiting early career researchers in these collaborative efforts. Further, tools that support virtual meetings and asynchronous collaboration will be leveraged to maximize opportunities for interactions across the consortia. Finally, there will be a push to increase dissemination of resources and knowledge to the larger scientific community, with the additional aim of targeting communications and outreach to under-represented individuals to improve the diversity of cancer researchers.