AURORA-NEURO is the platform: one glioma module of eleven subsystems, seventy documented tools with evidence dossiers, a local research agent, a public research record, and plain-language glioma guides for patients and families.
Every part is open source under Apache-2.0 and runs inside the institution that uses it. Build states describe engineering progress against a specification, never clinical validity.
AURORA-GLIO is the whole of the platform’s disease scope: every subsystem, tool and guide serves the glioma investigation. Subsystem tallies are engineering progress against a specification, not clinical validity.
Glioblastoma and lower-grade gliomas remain the deadliest primary brain cancers. AURORA-GLIO unifies molecular profiling, radiomics, surgical planning, ethics and clinical translation into a single auditable, open pipeline.
Open the module →The documentation covers what every tool does, how it is installed and federated, and how it interoperates. Behind each product page sits a dossier that states what would have to be true for the tool to be worth using, and how that would be tested.
A module adapter and vendor connectors let an institution run AURORA against the record systems and exchange networks it already operates. Observations are queried where they live; nothing is pooled centrally.
Connector documentation →50 plain-language glioma guides and 265 defined terms. No account, no cost, and nothing that diagnoses or triages. Reading-comfort settings and reading history stay on your device.
Every design decision is an RFC before it is code; every headline result is re-run at a site that had no part in producing it; every figure on this site is traceable to its source.
Research and developer infrastructure, stated as such in every artifact. The plan sets the scope; regulation, privacy and terms set the boundaries.