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Rescentris Technology

Rescentris develops multi-tier, component-oriented IT solutions. We use XML applications for data modeling and messaging and we implement both client and server components in Java.

IT Architecture The general architecture of Rescentris solutions is based on the realities of life science research. Customizable components are joined through appropriate multi-tier systems to bring integrated content to the researcher's desktop.	Data Standards Rescentris supports the use of public domain data models. We believe strongly in the creation of such data standards and are actively working with the Collaborative Electronic Notebook Systems Association (CENSA) and other groups to promote them.	Components Rescentris components are defined by public APIs and public communication methods. Alternative implementations of component functionality allow different vendors to provide solutions that integrate with Rescentris frameworks.
Data Integration One goal of data models such as BSML™ is to support data integration efforts through the use of federated queries and through support for XML-based cross-references and linking technologies.	Collaboration The Rescentris system architectures support a number of forms of collaboration, including multiple-user access to server-based data. Together, these technologies enable collaborators to participate in shared research efforts.	BSML™ Rescentris' bioinformatics applications represent data in BSML™, a public standard that was developed initially under NHGRI funding by Dr. Joseph Spitzner, CTO and Dr. Jeff Spitzner, CSO of Rescentris. View BSML™ Documentation
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