IndianaCTSI HUB

William K. Barnett oversees life sciences and biomedical research technologies at Indiana University and the Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM). As the Senior Manager of Life Sciences, Bill oversees the development and implementation of research technology programs for biological research including high performance computing (HPC) applications, analytical pipelines, genomics research and data security, including HIPAA alignment. As the Director of the Advanced IT Core at the IUSM, Bill oversees the development and management of biomedical applications, including HPC and applications development in support of health care research. As the Director of Information Architectures for the Indiana CTSI, he oversees the development of collaborative technologies for the Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute.

Dr. Barnett previously served as the Vice President and Chief Information Officer at the Field Museum of Natural History, where he oversaw the development of collections-based digital library initiatives and genomics research technologies. Previously at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, he oversaw the development of the institutional infrastructure and the growth of core analytical imaging facilities.

Dr. Barnett has a BA in Anthropology (College of William and Mary) and a MA and Ph.D. in Archaeology (Boston University).

high performance computing, data management, bioinformatics, medical informatics, computational biology, genomics, CTSA, CTSI, translational research, database management, HUBzero, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, Fetal Alcohol Disorder, cyberinfrastructure, research networking, HIPAA, IT security, ePHI, information security, i2iconnect, licensing, technology transfer, data storage, data archiving, Indiana CTSI HUB, semantic web, tagging, web, world wide web, REDCap, Community Engagement, collaboration, virtual organizations,

“Collaborative initiative on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders: methodology of clinical projects” Sarah N. Mattson, Tatiana Foroud, Elizabeth R. Sowell, Kenneth Lyons Jones, Claire D. Coles, Ase Fagerlund, Ilona Autti-Ramo, Philip A. May, Colleen M. Adnams, Valentina Konovalova, Leah Wetherill, Andrew D. Arenson, William K. Barnett, Edward P. Riley and CIFASD. Alcohol 44: 635-641. 2010.

“Implementation of a shared data repository and common data dictionary for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders research,” Andrew D. Arenson, Ludmila N. Bakhireva, Christina D. Chambers, Christina A. Deximo, Tatiana Foroud, Joseph L. Jacobson, Sandra W. Jacobson, Kenneth Lyons Jones, Sarah N. Mattson, Philip A. May, Elizabeth S. Moore, Kimberly Ogle, Edward P. Riley, Luther K. Robinson, Jeffrey Rogers, Ann P. Streissguth, Michel C. Tavares, Joseph Urbanski, Yelena Yezerets, Radha Surya, et al. Alcohol 44: 643-647. 2010

UL1RR025761-01 (Anantha Shekhar) Dates: 05/1/08-4/30/2013 Role: Participant NIH/NCRR Title: Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute To establish a new institute that facilitates clinical and translational biomedical research across the state of Indiana. This is an institute established by the NCRR CTSA Program at Indiana and Purdue Universities. Role: Director, Information Infrastructures

3UL1RR025761-02S3 (Anantha Shekhar) Dates: 09/17/09-9/16/2011 Role: Co-I NIH/NCRR Title: Administrative Supplement: Enhancing Consortium-Wide Collaborations Role: Co-Investigator. This project develops online services through the Indiana CTSI HUB web portal to promote translational research, specifically an ontology and identity infrastructure and small group collaboration and industry matchmaking applications.

U24 AA014818-01 (Craig Stewart) Dates: 9/30/2003 – 8/31/2007 Role: Participant NIH/NIAAA Title: Informatics Core for the Collaborative Initiative on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders This Core facilitates the creation of production medical informatics applications, standards for data integration, and a persistent repository for ongoing analysis of data related to FASD research. Role: Participant

U24 AA014818-06 (William K Barnett) Dates: 09/30/07-8/31/2011 Role: PI NIH/NIAAA Title: Informatics Core for the Collaborative Initiative on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders This Core facilitates the creation of production medical informatics applications, standards for data integration, and a persistent repository for ongoing analysis of data related to FASD research. Role: Principal Investigator