with 9 state-of-the-art technological platforms
How do you work?
We perform our services on a service-for-fee basis, organized in projects. We take care of human and computational resources, supervision, quality control, versioning and planning, and support you from the design of your experiment to the interpreation of the data.
To start a project, please contact us before data collection, so that feedback on e.g. the experimental design can be taken into account. When your needs are clear and within our scope, you will receive a quote to be accepted by the Principle Investigator. Additional requests might require updating the original quote, or creating a new project. Our fees are based on costs, and highly reduced for both internal and external academic non-profit partners. Our mission is to provide quality support to help your research make a positive impact in the world. Please contact us to estimate costs and availability.
(How) can I contact you?
Our team is available to discuss your project, or if you want to discuss anything data. Please send your questions to one of the following email addresses, so that the right people can respond.
Omics Analysis
The fastest way to have your project processed is to fill in this form with as much detail as possible. For any other questions, please email: dac_omics@icm-institute.org
Image Analysis
Email dac_image@icm-institute.org for any questions related to the processing or analysis of image and imaging data.
Statistics & MEthodology
Email dac_statistics@icm-institute.org for any questions regarding statistics & methodology
Data Management
Email dac_datamanagement@icm-institute.org for any questions regarding data management.
Email dmp@icm-institute.org for any questions regarding the design of Data Management Plans (DMPs).
Email redcap@icm-institute.org for any questions regarding the creation and management of electronic Care Report Files (eCRF) and electronic data capturing (EDC) using REDCap.
Can you help debug my code, or check my results?
To ensure the quality of analysis and the validity of results, we rely exclusively on our own established quality control processes. Consequently, we do not assess code, scripts, or results derived from analyses outside of projects performed at DAC.
Nonetheless, we are committed to fostering community engagement through initiatives such as “Bring Your Own Data” workshops, focus groups, and educational courses. You can register to our mailing list (see below) to receive announcements about these events, which are also detailed on our training page.
How can I stay in touch about your events?
We communicate our events, such as trainings, discussion groups, conferences, user meetings, Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) settings, etc., through several channels: mailinglists (see below), the Paris Brain Institute weekly email newsletter, the intranet page, posters across the Institute and this website.
How can we sign up to your mailinglists?
Please send an email with the subject [Mailinglist subscription] to any of the following emails mentioned above: dac_omics, dac_image, dac_statistics, dac_datamanagement.
How can I request new services?
We are here to listen. We try to anticipate new challenges and developments, from technologies to research domains. If you have specific data processing needs not yet provided or anticipate a new technology, please contact the relevant divisions, or Stephen Whitmarsh.
What are your Terms & Conditions?
Please find them in English here, and in French here.