Hey all,

Thanks again for letting me join your meeting last week. The MDSC team discussed and we love the idea of implementing AbMAP in the platform and creating a resource and training for users.

We are early in the development process, so it may be a couple months before we have something user-friendly up and running. While we build out a development plan for this, I will be sure to note any questions our team has around community needs and bring them back to the CDEC. Once we have something up and running, we can schedule a more in-depth meeting to demo what we have and talk about how to collaborate to make a useful resource for the community.

Happy to hear any thoughts!

Best,

Aubrie

Aubrie Weyhmiller
Research Scientist
Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI)
Pronouns: she/her

From: Gina-Maria Pomann, Ph.D. <gina-maria.pomann@duke.edu>
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 16:22
To: Lacey Rende <lacey.rende@duke.edu>
Cc: Lauren Anderson, Ph.D. <lauren.g.anderson@duke.edu>, R. Keith Reeves, Ph.D. <keith.reeves@duke.edu>, Weyhmiller, Aubrie Anne <aubriew@renci.org>, Griffin Woolley <griffin.woolley@duke.edu>, Justin Pollara, Ph.D. <jpollara@duke.edu>, Kayla Kilpatrick, Ph.D. <kayla.kilpatrick@duke.edu>
Subject: CDEC notes and conference planning

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for meeting today. I am attaching the updated conference planning document for review and thoughts that we can discuss next week.

Here are the notes from the meeting with Aubrie:

Aubrie will meet Kayla to talk about internship
Aubrie will let us know when they need help developing the training . We need to develop guidance on how to use it and then also details about model details and attributes.
Aubrie will circle back with us after speaking with MDSC leads.

Best,

Gina-Maria Pomann

Associate Professor, Duke Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics

Director, Duke Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design (BERD) Core: https://biostat.duke.edu/biostatistics-core

Phone: 919-684-3135 (forwards to cell)

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