Please join us this Thursday! Losing Stability in Bipolar Disorder: A brain organoid grown from induced pluripotent stem cells derived from individuals with bipolar disorder. Courtesy of Katharina Meyer, Lab of george church, Wyss Institute / Harvard Medical School

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Congratulations to #KempnerInstitute ’s Marinka Zitnik on receiving the U.S. National Science Foundation CAREER award! Zitnik’s project develops #AI that can analyze complex networks of data with applications for therapeutics and #drugdiscovery : bit.ly/3xXPu64 #ML Harvard Medical School

Methods proposed in a paper are often exciting – but practical implementation also makes them *useful* for others.

Yasha Ektefaie has now made his SPECTRA framework for evaluating AI model generalizability available as an easy-to-use Python package. 🙌🏽

Congratulations to Dr. Lidia Moura Lidia Moura, MD, PhD, MPH on her appointment as the new MGH Neurology Director of Population Health.

The future is bright for Mass General Brigham Innovation initiatives in population health, value-based care, and associated digital programs.

Mass General Research Institute Center for Value-Based Health & Sciences at MGH

Tour-de-force keynote from Reshma Shetty, co-founder of Ginkgo Bioworks, on automation and AI to engineer biology.

Reshma quotes NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang, “Biology has the opportunity to be engineering not science.”

Thank you, Reshma Shetty, for sharing your vision of the future. 👇🏽

Our lab team head, Rohil Dhaliwal, running the Introduction to Microbial Experimental Techniques workshop at the Harvard OpenBio Laboratory Conference today.

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Teaching interested future scientists about pipet-iquette, centrifuges, and how to perform a Miniprep!

George speaking on gene and cell therapy approaches for large genetic payload delivery at the Harvard OpenBio Laboratory Future of Biology Conference.

“This is really not that far off!”
– george church

Kicking off the Harvard OpenBio Laboratory Future of Biology Conference with a keynote from george church. 🧬

Thanks to all the in-person attendees and virtual registrants for an incredible turnout! Learn more about our conference at: harvardopenbio.org/conference

Excited to share our latest publication in Nature Medicine! 🎉 Proud to have been part of this incredible team effort.

We study the disparity and fairness in AI models for computational pathology, exploring a variety of modeling strategies. Check it out below! 👇

Huge win for NEJM AI! 🙌🏽

Published today, our reasons for optimism that success rates in drug discovery can be improved by picking the right targets using human genetics: nature.com/articles/s4158…

I break the key findings down panel by panel in this thread: x.com/cureffi/status…

The SRI is a free program that will enable students to access knowledge surrounding high-impact research and make tangible contributions to scientific fields. Visit this link to apply: soco.college.harvard.edu/00003/applicat…

This is an important reminder. So easy to take the ones we love for granted. Please see this remarkable story of courage and resilience from my friend Emma West. 💜

Medical and masters students often ask me how to quickly get up to speed on what AI 'is about' now (as opposed to a rich 70+ year history). So here are my very biased pointers: zaklab.org/blog/resources…

Looks fun! I'll be there -- see you too?

At #ADPD , scientists parsed microglial and astrocytic contributions to AD pathophysiology. Microglia change their tune as disease worsens. AD/PD - Advances in Science & Therapy ow.ly/3rh850RftJN