Preach sister! The bottleneck is NOT executing analysis. It’s knowing what to run when and how to interpret results, just like every other experimental process.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the huge body of work that we had the pleasure of distilling. Convergence science is hard, but by showing success stories we can hopefully make a stronger case for it (shoutout to Dr. Elana J Fertig). Full article here shorturl.at/cuwBP (3/3)

Yes!!! 🙌🏼 we need to remember why we choose ACADEMIA

Scary realization today: When I tell my students that I implemented backpropagation myself or would reference a physical book for helping with latex syntax (instead of asking ChatGPT) it is the same to them as when my advisor told me about using punch cards 😱

The WJH Lab is looking for new members to join the team for exciting cancer immunology! If you are interested, please go here for more information: wjhlab.com/open-positions

Vitalii Kleshchevnikov, PhD Mae Woods Lior Pachter Rahul Satija Fabian Theis Automating defaults rarely works. The HCA spend tens of millions on it and failed. Methods do not need to be fully automated and free of user intervention. Users need to be smart and know what they are doing

Wishing all the best to my brothers and sisters across the sea. Stay safe and stay strong.

Thanks Dana, and you’re absolutely right. Analysis needs to be iterative, not push button. We want our software to be accessible, but we have a responsibility to educate our users on interpretation and caveats. Would love to think with you/your lab about how to do this

Excited to see Break Through Cancer TeamLab member Laura DeLong Wood Dr. Laura D. Wood's research shared at #AACR2024 #RadicalCollaboration

#AACR24 Highlights: Vision for the Future—Program Chairs Keith T. Flaherty and Christina Curtis moderate the final Plenary Session, featuring summaries of cutting-edge science from Mikala Egeblad, Melissa A. Simon, and Ryan B. Corcoran.
Christina Curtis Mikala Egeblad Melissa Simon

This! AACR #AACR24

Dr. Jennifer Couch (Chief of the Biophysics, Bioengineering, and Computational Sciences Branch of our division) is introducing the session on National Cancer Institute #ArtificialIntelligence (AI) programs and resources for advancing #CancerResearch . abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/20272/s… #AACR24

.Roy Herbst moderates a panel presentation on the #Moonshot #NationalCancerPlan at #AACR24 with Dr. Kimryn Rathmell, Dr. Elizabeth Jaffe, Dr. Pat LoRusso, & Bianca Islam, MD, PhD, MSc (she/her).
“Together, we will be able to advocate to restore and retain funding, and more importantly we can educate on…

MSK computational oncologist Dr. Sohrab Shah both chairs and presents his research during a discussion at #AACR24 about advances in technologies, touching on multimodal integration at the level of real work patient data and single cells. Learn more: bit.ly/3JcCvzW AACR

In a plenary session at #AACR24 , Dr. dana_peer highlighted three recent research collaborations between her and other labs at MSK that have shed new light on the ability of #cancer cells to adapt and spread. Learn more: (@AACR) bit.ly/3VOJeaz bit.ly/3xuMIoD

Great Plenary closing out the AACR #AACR24 today! Accelerating Evidence Generation, Advancing Disparities Research, and Improving Trial Design abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/20272/s…

“Spatial” is a big concept at #AACR24 , and The Jackson Laboratory’s Ali Foroughi pour shows that spatial relationships between immune cells and TNBC cells within the tumor micro environment can impact patient survival.

Presenting in AACR, Daniel Bergman his work on bladder cancer.

Excited to hear Daniel Bergman present on the role of math modeling in precision medicine decisions in bladder cancer University of Michigan Trachette Jackson Alex Pearson AACR #AACR24