Clinical partners
Collaborate on ethically approved cohorts, clinical annotation, imaging review, pathology context, and longitudinal follow-up.
Join BRIDGE
BRIDGE welcomes clinical, scientific, computational, and translational partners who want to contribute to longitudinal brain metastasis research, data harmonization, atlas development, or controlled-access collaborative studies.
Benefits: BRIDGE membership could provide early access to the BRIDGE Data Resource, consortium updates, collaboration opportunities, and participation in data harmonization, atlas development, working groups, or workshops, subject to relevant policies and approvals.
Scientific partners
Develop experimental and translational studies that connect brain metastasis biology with therapeutic resistance and recurrence.
Computational partners
Contribute analysis workflows for single-cell, spatial, genome-architecture, imaging, and integrative multi-omic resources.
How to start
- Share your institutional role, expertise, and collaboration interest.
- Indicate whether your request concerns TRACE sample/data contribution, BMCA atlas analysis, data access, or partnership development.
- The BRIDGE coordination team will route the request to the appropriate scientific, governance, or data working group.
Contact BRIDGE coordination team
For general BRIDGE collaboration, contact either coordination address. For sample and data contribution specifically, use the Contribute Samples / TRACE page so that consent, IRB, and data-governance requirements can be aligned early.
- International Coordination
- Institute of Systems Medicine, PUMC
BRIDGE@ism.pumc.edu.cn - University of California, San Francisco
BRIDGE@ucsf.edu