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Research Logix
Research Logix is a secure, cloud-based platform designed to help research administrations, cancer centers, and academic institutions streamline complex workflows, centralize data, and improve reporting. Built on more than 25 years of domain expertise, the system brings together critical administrative functions into one intuitive environment, eliminating data silos and reducing manual effort. With modules for CCSG management, training program oversight, and publication tracking, Research Logix empowers institutions to operate more efficiently, maintain organized and reliable data, and gain valuable insights that support strategic planning and compliance.
Key Features
- Centralized Data Management – Unifies member, trainee, publication, and program data in a single secure platform.
- Automated Workflows – Streamlines administrative tasks, approvals, and reporting to reduce manual effort and errors.
- Real-Time Dashboards & Analytics – Delivers actionable insights for leadership and program planning.
- Configurable to Institutional Structure – Adapts to each organization’s programs, reporting needs, and terminology.
- Elimination of Data Silos – Breaks down “islands of information” to ensure fast, reliable access to critical data.
- Improved Efficiency & Cost Savings – Reduces redundant administrative work, saving organizations significant time and resources.
Dashboard
The Research Logix Dashboard serves as the central hub for accessing all core modules and administrative tools within the platform. It provides a clean, organized layout that allows users to quickly navigate to key areas such as CCSG management, training program oversight, publication tracking, lab reporting, and API integrations. By bringing these functions together in one place, the dashboard streamlines workflows, improves data accessibility, and helps research administrations manage complex activities with greater efficiency.
Research Logix Modules
CCSG Module
Designed to streamline the management of Cancer Center Support Grant (P30) data by centralizing research programs, member listings, publications, funding, and shared resources in one place. It aligns with NCI guidelines, automates data imports, and standardizes reporting, reducing manual work and ensuring accuracy. With built-in tools for member alignment and NCI table generation, the module simplifies complex reporting processes and helps institutions save time while maintaining compliance.
Training Module
Centralizes all trainee and program-related data to simplify oversight and reporting for T32 and similar training grants. It manages trainee rosters, publications, funding, and mentor relationships in one organized system, eliminating scattered spreadsheets and manual tracking. With built-in reporting tools, the module streamlines RPPR and renewal submissions, improves data accuracy, and provides clear visibility into program outcomes for administrators and leadership.
Publications Tracking
Simplifies the collection, review, and analysis of publications across programs, trainees, and members. It features automated PubMed imports to reduce manual entry, customized solicitations to gather details like cancer relevance and shared resource use, and administrative review workflows to ensure accuracy and consistency. These tools create a clear, efficient process for maintaining reliable publication data to support reporting, evaluation, and strategic planning.
Research Logix API
Provides secure, direct access to institutional data, enabling seamless integration with public websites and internal systems such as faculty performance and evaluation platforms. By connecting directly to live data within Research Logix, institutions can eliminate manual data transfers, ensure accuracy, and keep external systems up to date in real time. This integration supports greater transparency, reduces administrative workload, and allows organizations to leverage their data wherever it’s needed.
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