Communities
The communities running on CHORUS today - each with its own data, tools and governance, on the same shared platform.
Access is granted per community, so joining one is a separate step from joining another. CHORUS.HIP is the one with its own full documentation on this site.
CHORUS.HIP
The Human Intracerebral EEG Platform - the community for intracerebral EEG and neuroimaging research.
It brings together rare and highly sensitive iEEG recordings from participating hospitals across Europe, standardized to BIDS-iEEG so that data from different centres can be worked on together. Its tool catalogue is built for the field: Brainstorm, AnyWave, 3D Slicer, FreeSurfer, CiCLONE, The Virtual Brain and others.
Access runs on an EBRAINS account plus HIP accreditation, and every user belongs to a group corresponding to a participating institution. Data arrives under a transfer agreement, and the institution that provided it keeps authority over how it is used.
Operational since 2022, and now built on CHORUS.
Go to the CHORUS.HIP documentation →CHORUS.CHUV
The institutional community at Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV), where CHORUS is developed. An institutional community differs from a domain community in what groups its users: an organization rather than a research field.
Starting a new community
The ecosystem is growing, and a community does not have to be large to be worth having - what it needs is a field or an institution with data to govern and people to govern it.
An institution can deploy its own CHORUS instance and stand up a community on it, inheriting the architecture, the security model and the governed lifecycle rather than building them. See Get involved.