Projects

Manuscript FastTrack

A fully automated web-based manuscript management system that speeds up the peer review process, improves the quality of reviews, and enhances the experience of authors, reviewers and editors while eliminating the need for editorial support staff. Manuscript FastTrack sees regular upgrade releases every six to twelve months with enhanced features. CyberSense.US undertakes the development and support of Manuscript FastTrack, which is a product of Express Academic Services at the University of Missouri - Columbia.

For more information and short video clips of Manuscript FastTrack features, see the Express Academic Services Manuscript FastTrack page.

Express Academic Services

CyberSense.US acquired all websites and projects of Express Academic Services outside the University of Missouri. We own, host, maintain and directly support all websites with domain names outside missouri.edu since September 1, 2010. The same group of programmers that worked on the websites for Express Academic Services is now employed by CyberSense.US. If you are an Express Academic Services customer, please contact us for more details.

Academic Web Sites and Web Applications

CyberSense.US specializes in the development of web applications for education which feature online forums, content managers, calendars, newsletters, surveys, polls, image galleries, GIS systems, membership management, payment processing and more. Recent examples of such web applications include the website for the North American Colleges & Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA), Agriculture Development Online (a website featuring Food and Farming-Based Community Development Tools), and AgrowKnowledge. The latter is a multiple application website featuring online course development, special projects, events, workshop organization, different levels of paid membership and access, electronic newsletters, a resource clearinghouse and more. AgrowKnowledge is funded in part by the National Science Foundation (DUE #0802510).

Electronic Health Care

CyberSense.US is under contract with the Center of Eldercare and Rehabilitation Technology since August 1, 2010 to develop a system for Electronic Health Records and Sensory Data Integration deployed initially at the TigerPlace elder care facility. The project is a multiyear commitment funded in part by several grants through the NSF and NIH, totaling over $6 million.