Evaluate and analyse

Would you like to know which research datasets and biosamples are available in the NUM?

The NAREG (National Autopsy Registry) forms the electronic backbone for the NATON intrastructure. It contains harmonised and de facto anonymous data on all autopsies and associated biomaterials from COVID-19 patients in Germany. A core pathology dataset is currently being developed to promote standardisation of autopsy-specific data:

naton.network

GECCO is a compact data set for recording COVID-19-relevant research data - from demographic data such as age, gender, height and weight to measurements such as blood pressure or laboratory values, risk factors, medication intake, symptoms and treatment methods:

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The German portal for medical research data(FDPG) is the central point of contact for scientists who want to conduct a research project with routine data from German university medicine and other affiliated sites:

www.forschen-fuer-gesundheit.de

If you are interested in multicentre research on medical image data (CT and X-ray image data sets of patients with COVID-19 and other viral pneumonia), please fill out the form on the RACOON homepage:

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The data from the AKTIN emergency admission register are available for research questions. Hereyou will find the application for data analysis with some content-related information and the corresponding list of variables:

Application fordata analysis List of variables

Various studies are being conducted on the NUKLEUS platform. Within the NAPKON cohorts, data, images and biosamples from 3 COVID-19 cohort studies are collected in a standardised manner and made available to the community for evaluation.

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The phenotypic characterisation of SARS-CoV-2 variants was developed and expanded in the MolTraX research project with the help of the GenSurv infrastructure. Analyses can contribute to "pandemic preparedness" against possible future pandemics:

num-genomic-surveillance.com

Immunity is the key to overcoming pandemics. Data to understand and track immunity during the pandemic will provide new approaches for the treatment and prevention of SARS-CoV-2 and other viral infections. Further information can be found here:

covim-netzwerk.de

To research the health and illness of children and adolescents, the coverCHILD research project has collected data during the pandemic and beyond for various data analyses such as COVID-19-related disease consequences and collateral effects of SARS-CoV-2 infection. You can find more information on the website:

coverchild.de