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  1. biomarker discovery
  2. cancer care engineering
  3. cceHUB
  4. colorectal cancer
  5. diet
  6. global proteomics
  7. health services research
  8. lipidomics
  9. mass spectrometry
  10. metabolomics
  11. OMIC analysis
  12. population-based models
  13. proteome discovery pipeline
  14. proteomics
  15. sample acquisition
  16. screening
  17. statistical models
  18. visual analytics

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Welcome to cceHUB, a virtual organization dedicated to improving colorectal cancer prevention and treatment through understanding the overall cancer care delivery system. Please register, explore the novel, interdisciplinary CCE and contribute your own expertise as we make a difference in colorectal cancer care.

News and Announcements

2010 Annual St. Vincent Health Research Symposium
The St. Vincent Health 6th Annual Research Symposium on June 16, 2010 in Indianapolis will showcase more than 50 research projects and feature keynote addresses from local and national experts. Make time for this outstanding event and share the information with your colleagues. See St. Vincent Health Symposium for details.
 
Walther Cancer Foundation awards $1M
Walther Cancer Foundation awards $1M to Purdue University and IU Simon Cancer Center to launch a program embedding medical fellows into Purdue laboratories and chemists and engineering fellows into IU clinics.
 
Notre Dame joins CCE
Notre Dame University's Dr. Steve Buechler and Dr. Amanda Hummon join CCE statistical modeling team June 2010. They will perform genomics analysis on CCE tissue samples and are funded by the Walther Cancer Foundation.
 
5th Annual CCE Retreat
5th Annual CCE Retreat was held May 26, 2010 at University Place Conference Center in Indianapolis. See the retreat presentations given by the CCE research community.

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