Manage Research Data Using CAM:IDE Systems

Whatever type of data you are collecting for your research, the CAM:IDE provides a one-stop shop for data management. We have platforms for managing data entry, online questionnaires, imaging data and other large datasets such as genetic data. We can also help host, set up and design a website to your specifications. Our experienced staff can advise you on what is required based on individual assessment of your needs. 

CAM:IDE is a Small Research Facility within the University of Cambridge and can provide support for any University Department. 

Our Technologies

We have a range of technologies that we use that allow you to easily manage, store, share and archive research data of all kinds. All technologies are securely hosted on Cambridge University servers and access is available to collaborators on request.

REDCap

Collect, manage and store research data.

XNAT

For hosting imaging data (MRI, PET etc)

R-Studio and Shiny

Analyse data and creating applications, integrated with REDCap.

Data Access Portal

Share small or large open access datasets

Websites

Create a website or ask us to create one for you

Cencom

Manage who can access your data.

Get expert advice on data management

Many projects will just need a single, well designed REDCap Database to enter the data, but we can also help with more complicated data management plans.  Our experienced team can help with projects of any size, from importing a spreadsheet into a new database, to working with data sets of many terabytes.  We have extensive experience of working with legacy datasets/databases and with multi-centre studies needing a central data collection point. 

Advice On Costing For Grant And Ethics Applications

Talk to CAM:IDE early in your project planning process to make a full data management plan. All CAM:IDE services are listed on the UFS X5 system so that costings can be easily added to your grant applications. The team will also advise on how to respond to the data management questions in the IRAS form.