Our Story
Meet Jeremy Gregory
Jeremy Gregory, the founder of Research Logix, began his career at Johns Hopkins as an entry-level employee in 2000. His involvement in the Medical Oncology Fellowship Program led him to coordinate the educational schedule, and he quickly realized the need for easier organizing. In 2002, he created the Oncology’s Internal Communications Network (ICN), a platform that is still in use today.
Gregory’s expertise in web and database technologies allowed him to develop additional systems for Education, Administration, and Clinical Research. One such system, EDGE, streamlined the process of collecting NIH Biosketches. In 2017, Gregory secured his first Nexus client, the University of Maryland Cancer Center, and subsequently added the Hillman Cancer Center. He rebranded his platform as Research Logix and expanded it to include Funding and Training Opportunities.
Today, Research Logix continues to evolve and improve its suite of tools to help cancer centers manage their operations effectively.
What others are saying
Researcher
University of Cincinnati
Research Logix has greatly enhanced the efficiency and accuracy of reporting member and trainee grants and publications for our center. The system is user-friendly and clearly designed to cater to CCSG reporting. Jeremy and his team are highly responsive, and we are extremely pleased with their exceptional customer support.
Researcher
Johns Hopkins University
I do not have previous experience with any system other than Research Logix. I have been blessed that it has existed since I started this job. While I do not have anything to compare it to, I can say that I love the system. Research Logix streamlines processes that used to have to be done […]
Caitlin Campbell
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
I’ve been using Research Logix since I started working here, and it’s been great for managing our funding and member information. With Research Logix, all the funding information is in one place, and I can easily print reports and keep track of everything. We can trust that our data is accurate and up to date, […]
Thom Fogg
Wilmot Cancer Institute
Before using Research Logix, managing publications was a complicated and time-consuming process. I had to create a massive Excel spreadsheet with multiple tabs and complicated formulas to calculate the statistics we needed. It was a constant struggle to organize and harmonize the data and ensure that everything was accurate. The system is very predictable, and […]
Karen Kharasch
Duke Cancer Institute
Research Logix has revolutionized the way we approach data collection and analysis. Before we started using it, we were pulling data from an institutional source, which left us feeling unsure about the accuracy of our data. The streamlined process has made our work easier and more efficient, and we’re constantly discovering new ways to utilize […]
Bose Kamineni
Duke Cancer Institute
Before we started using Research Logix, our work was more complex and inefficient. Our homegrown system was not scalable and generating custom reports was a nightmare. We immediately fell in love with the product. There were so many features and improvements that our developer could not provide on their own. The system is much more […]
CCSG Advisory Board
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Our NCI Designated Cancer Center Tracking & Reporting module has benefited greatly from the expertise of several individuals who have contributed to its development and facilitation within their respective areas, enhancing the tool’s functionality. We are so grateful for them.
2017 – Present
Linda Langsdale
Johns Hopkins University
Linda has worked in an academic medical center for nearly 30 years where she has developed and led an administrative team supporting the efforts of clinical and research faculty. Her primary responsibilities have been to assess faculty profile management data items and communication tools for the platform. Linda has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Heath Science from Towson University.
2014 – Present
Gregory Smith
Johns Hopkins University
With over 30 years of years of IT experience, Greg serves as a Database Engineer and Full Stack Web Developer. Greg’s primary responsibilities have been to import customer data and report writing. Greg holds a Master’s Degree in Computer Science from the Johns Hopkins University and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional.
2014 – Present
Lisa Campbell
Johns Hopkins University
2017 – Present
Stephanie Papadopoulos
Johns Hopkins University
2014 – Present
Rose Russell
Johns Hopkins University