Congratulations to Dr. Katie Blise on being awarded the Sigma Xi Outstanding Researcher Award for her work in the biomedical sciences! Dr. Blise's research uses computational approaches to better understand relationships between cancer biology and clinical outcomes.

Our lab is extremely proud that Katie is being recognized for her outstanding work! Her use of machine learning to understand T cell biology in pancreatic cancer and predict cancer response to immunotherapy is highly innovative and impactful. Congratulations Katie!

Ph.D. students—here's a great opportunity to present your research and learn about postdoctoral research opportunities at Moffitt Cancer Center We have faculty doing high-impact basic, quantitative, and public health cancer science. Come visit and learn more! moffitt.org/miot

The AnVIL platform is a fantastic data and computing resource for human omics research! Come join us to learn about how others are using AnVIL and how you can start using AnVIL too.

Amazing work and looking forward to seeing what you'll do in the future!

The Jiang Lab Moffitt Cancer Center is hiring! We're looking for a motivated postdoc to study selenium metabolism in NSCLC. Apply now 👉 …cancer-center-careers.hctsportals.com/jobs/1740466-c…

In my opinion, it's ok for Anthropic to be a business and act like one. But this reinforces the need for open science and open-source AI to avoid concentration of power and control in the hands of a few of these businesses, otherwise we'll be in big trouble!

This is also true for AI/ML in biology. We need businesses with their commercial interests in making products, and we also need open-source/open-science for experimentation, sharing, and democratization of these technologies.

Proud to be among the Nation’s Best Cancer Hospitals on U.S. News & World Report 2025-26 rankings! Thank you to our team Moffitt Cancer Center for upholding the highest standards in cancer care and research, contributing to our mission and saving more lives today and tomorrow from #cancer!

The problem with federal science funding cuts isn’t some agreed-upon badass getting their funding cut. It’s that there’s no crystal ball for what/who will have impact (especially for ambitious goals with uncertain, creative, non-consensus solutions) and devastating the ability to

Calling future cancer research leaders! 🔬 Apply now for the Moffitt Innovators of Tomorrow Symposium (January 12-13, 2026) — a competitive, two-day career and networking event for scientists pursuing postdoctoral fellowships. Selected attendees will: • Present their research

My longtime collaborator Dave Patterson (long-time faculty at UC Berkeley, Association for Computing Machinery Turing Award winner, and fellow Laude Institute board member) wrote a very good op-ed about how continued investing in basic science and technology research is essential for the U.S. Dave