SYPHAD

CONVERGING BID DATA FOR PRECLINICAL RESEARCH

Improve Data Accessibility

Data from over 100,000 rats on the effects of more than 260 Clinically approved and experimental drugs.

Dynamical

Modern data mining and machine learning procedures to encapture new published data on daily basis.

Systematic and Consistent

Standardized multi-dimensional data at consistent spatiotemporal scales within this open-access database significantly contributes to the replacement, reduction and refinement of animal experiments (The Three Rs).

3Rs

Starting 2018, Syphad provides easy access to RAW and processed basal and pharmacological response values in the preclinical context and thereby reduces unnecessary replications of animal experiments.

Open-Access

The SYstematic PHArmacological Database is based on all published data in preclinical pharmacological research and its open-access structure enables its usage with no institutional and geographic restrictions.

Collaborative effort

Syphad was initiated as a database platform for neuropsychopharmacology. However, it is growing on daily basis towards different disciplines and thereby relies on expert collaborations.

MEET OUR TEAM

Hamid R. Noori

Coordinator

chief Scientific Officer
Rainer Spanagel

Scientific Advisor

Pharmacology
Research Group ISP

Collaborators

Data Mining and Extraction

BLOG POSTS

Launching Date
Posted by : Tracy

17 September 2015

Our main goal is to launch a first version of SYPHAD online by the beginning of 2018.

We have developed a standardised data repository and analysis system which allows real time on line data processing and analysis with Weighted and/ or Standardised Mean Difference Random Effects meta-analysis. If you wish to become actively involved in SYPHAD by performing systematic reviews and meta-analyses, or to analyse existing data, please do not hesitate to contact us..

icon 1 Independent Research Group Neuronal Convergence, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tuebingen, Germany

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icon 3 www.kyb.tuebingen.mpg.de/research/rg/noorigroup.html