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Health records support genetics research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Michael Italia leads a team of programmers and scientists at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Center for Biomedical Informatics, where they develop applications, data repositories, and web...

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Discovering genetic associations using large data

David Heckerman from Microsoft Research presents a summary of his work in the session “Discovering Genetic Associations on Large Data.” This was part of the Strata Rx Online Conference: Personalized...

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Data sharing drives diagnoses and cures, if we can get there (part 1)

The glowing reports we read of biotech advances almost cause one’s brain to ache. They leave us thinking that medical researchers must command the latest in all technological tools. But the engines of...

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Data sharing drives diagnoses and cures, if we can get there (part 2)

Editor’s note: Earlier this week, Part 1 of this article described Sage Bionetworks, a recent Congress they held, and their way of promoting data sharing through a challenge. Data sharing is not an...

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A very serious game that can cure the orphan diseases

In the inspiring tradition of Foldit, the game for determining protein shapes, Fit2Cure crowdsources the problem of finding drugs that can cure the many under-researched diseases of developing...

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Genomics and the Role of Big Data in Personalizing the Healthcare Experience

This article was written with Ellen M. Martin and Tobi Skotnes. Dr. Feldman will deliver a webinar on this topic on September 18 and will speak about it at the Strata Rx conference. Genomics is making...

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Podcast: George Church on genomics

A few weeks ago some of my colleagues and I recorded a conversation with George Church, a Harvard University geneticist and one of the founders of modern genomics. In the resulting podcast, you’ll...

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Technology that gets under your skin

Editor’s note: we’re running a series of five excerpts from our forthcoming book Designing for Emerging Technologies, a compilation of works by industry experts in areas of user experience design...

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Four short links: 26 October 2015

Dataflow Computers: Their History and Future (PDF) — entry from 2008 Wiley Encyclopedia of Computer Science and Engineering. Mirador — open source tool for visual exploration of complex data sets. It...

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