The main goals of our project are to enhance the OHIF platform by incorporating advanced imaging features and user-focused workflows for the cancer research community. We also aim to simplify the software installation process for both on-premises and cloud-hosted instances, making it more user-friendly. Additionally, we plan to expand our community support resources and centralize design documentation in a quality management system, providing researchers with a solid foundation for commercialization efforts.

To develop, upgrade, and migrate documentation; perform software maintenance; and provide community support for the Open Health Imaging Foundation web-based medical imaging framework.

To partner with Hack.Diversity to serve as curriculum designers and mentors, equipping their Fellows to contribute to open source scientific software, as well as mentor existing global OHIF contributors.

To develop training materials, perform software maintenance, expand outreach, and provide community support for the Open Health Imaging Foundation (OHIF) web-based medical imaging framework including its underlying libraries (e.g., Cornerstone).

To create a vendor-neutral, extensible, zero-footprint HTML5 image viewer for web browser–based display and analysis of imaging studies, optimized for oncology clinical trial workflows.