The system of record for research activity.
One canonical profile for every investigator, grant, publication, and appointment — with NIH CCSG Data Tables generated from live data. Built for universities, academic medical centers, and NCI-designated Cancer Centers.
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- Publications tracked
- 6+
- Connected data sources
- DT1–DT4
- CCSG tables, from live data
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- Members across 8 programs
Research Logix stays current by reading directly from the authorities of record — publications refresh down to the PMID, funding reconciles against NIH RePORTER. You report from one place because it’s synced with the systems everyone else trusts.
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- PubMed
- NIH RePORTER
- eRA Commons
- ORCID
- iCite
- Dimensions
- AWS S3
- SendGrid
One profile. Everything attaches.
Most centers keep investigators in spreadsheets that never agree, then rebuild the same tables by hand every cycle. Research Logix inverts that: one canonical researcher profile is the anchor — maintain the record once, report from it forever.
- Investigator data scattered across spreadsheets that never agree
- CCSG table season: weeks of manual assembly and reconciliation
- Publications and grants live apart from the people they belong to
- One canonical researcher profile everything attaches to
- CCSG/P30 tables curated from live data, not rebuilt each cycle
- Funding, publications, and people tracked as one connected record
FIG. 01 — Research Logix data model: every record traces back to one canonical person.
- Grants.
- Awards, funding sources, and periods.
- Publications.
- Scholarly output with clear attribution.
- Training.
- Appointments, mentors, and intake.
- Program Roles.
- Membership and leadership CCSG depends on.
- CCSG Tables.
- NIH-ready Data & E-Data Tables.
- Shared Resources.
- Core-facility links, including CCSG DT1C.
CCSG Data Tables, generated from live data.
Members, publications, and funding roll straight into NIH-ready CCSG Data Tables — DT1 through DT4, plus E-Data Tables — curated from live investigator profiles. No table season. No manual reconciliation.
Every figure traces back to the source record — so what you submit is defensible.
The same record runs your whole operation.
Because everything attaches to one profile, the rest of the platform draws on data you already maintain — no re-entry, no second source of truth.
Training and T32, spreadsheet-free.
Programs, trainees, mentors, and application intake live on the same profiles — so T32 assembly draws on faculty data you already keep current. 6 programs, 26 trainees, application review built in.
- Which active programs still lack a leader?
- Which members' publications qualify for this CCSG reporting period?
- What is this investigator's full funding and publication record, in one view?
- Which faculty belong in the T32 submission — and is their data ready?
One platform, adopted at your pace.
Start with CCSG/P30, add Training, T32, and Shared Resources as you go. Every module reads from the same researcher profiles, so nothing is re-entered.
The system of record for investigators. Every publication, grant, and training appointment attaches to one researcher profile.
Walk through the real product.
Not a mockup — click through Research Logix yourself.
- 1One profile — grants, publications, appointments, and roles all trace back to a single researcher.
- 2CCSG tables generated from live profile data, not rebuilt by hand each cycle.