The Architecture for Research Computing in Health (ARCH) program enables WCM investigators to obtain electronic patient data and accelerate scientific workflows. With support from the CTSC and JCTO, the ITS Research Informatics (RI) team manages the ARCH suite of tools and services, providing comprehensive support for clinical and translational research. Services include but are not limited to electronic health record (EHR) data collection, electronic consent for research participants, biobank management, mobile apps for research, natural language processing, and artificial intelligence.
ARCH provides hands-on training in informatics tools and methodologies, ensuring researchers can effectively manage and analyze complex data. Our team collaborates closely with clinical and translational researchers to enhance data quality, support data sharing, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
Request an informatics consult by email arch-support@med.cornell.edu for additional information.

Multi-Institutional Data Sharing
College-wide Cohort Discovery
Big Data Analytics
Does the NIH Public Access Policy apply to all Research Informatics services?
The services provided by the Architecture for Research Computing in Health (ARCH) program are supported by the WCM CTSC. Please contact arch-support@med.cornell.edu for further information.
How can I learn more about the NIH Public Access Policy?
In addition to visiting the NIH policy page, the WCM Library has a recorded presentation and a LibGuide.
How can I get more information about how to cite the WCM CTSC grant?
Additional information can be found on the CTSC Citing Support page.