Media Coverage

Kristian Swearengen helped develop a novel class of antibodies that binds to a previously untargeted portion of the malaria parasite – work that could lead to new prevention methods.

Thorsson-Shmulevich Lab members helped create a free resource to aid in the classification of patient tumor samples based on distinct molecular features identified by The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) Network.

In this podcast interview, Lee Hood discussed how combining genomics, technology, and artificial intelligence could democratize healthcare around the world.

Jennifer Hadlock and her team identified some strengths and limitations of using artificial intelligence to analyze information from electronic health records.

ISB’s Monica Orellana, Claudia Ludwig, and Barb Steffens contributed to this article detailing a project on sea ice-ocean exchange of Arctic microplastics.

Dr. Johannes Johnson-Martínez is interviewed about his research on how variations in bowel movement frequency can impact the gut microbiome, blood metabolites, and overall organ health.

How frequently you poop can impact your microbiome and your risk of chronic disease. Dr. Sean Gibbons was quoted in this story detailing research out of the Gibbons Lab.

Drs. Lee Hood and Nathan Price continue their discussion, discussing the role of artificial intelligence in healthcare and the ability to mine deep data to deliver hyper-personalized recommendations at a scale never before possible.