SPARC - bridging the body and the brain
Learn about the SPARC Portal and the SPARC Data and Resource Center
SPARC Portal - Vision
Facilitate enhanced understanding of the peripheral nervous system, spinal cord, and other physiological systems to support the development of safe and effective bioelectronic, pharmacological, and other therapies by driving collaborative neurosciences/physiology and providing online resources for accessing and submitting curated data and models, as well as dynamic knowledge-management and visualization tools.
SPARC Portal - Mission
To ensure that the knowledge and data generated by the SPARC community are FAIR, to lay the foundation for sustainable growth of that knowledge beyond SPARC, and to foster a surrounding community.
Annual Report
We are pleased to share our first annual public report describing highlights and plans for the SPARC platform. We at the SPARC Data and Resource Center (DRC) are on a mission to provide neuroscience researchers with an open platform and ecosystem of FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data, models, and coming soon - devices. The SPARC Portal - https://sparc.science/ acts as a nexus between researchers, outcomes of the SPARC Consortium, and community support and outreach efforts.
Download and view the SPARC Annual Report 2024
Roadmap
To meet the Vision and Mission the SPARC Portal has a roadmap of future functionality to provide an open, sustainable online resource and infrastructure for autonomic neurosciences and bioelectronic medicine to the global scientific community, and to foster collaboration.
What We Offer
We offer an integrated approach and develop technologies that foster new collaborations to enable integration of data and models, meta-data, comprehensive knowledge management, and publication on the SPARC Portal.
The SPARC Portal offers a growing collection of digital resources that focus on the role of the peripheral nervous system in systems physiology, like controlling organ function - available for your exploration and re-use.
Webinar: NIH Common Fund's REPLICATION TO ENHANCE RESEARCH IMPACT INITIATIVE
Bring your questions to this Oct 29 technical webinar about administrative supplements available to support research replication of your high-impact science. Act quickly, Application deadline is Nov 15.
October 25, 2024
