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Rethinking Race, Kidney Function

December 2, 2020

Study forecasts advantages, disadvantages for Black patients

Isaac Kohane and Alexa McCray

DBMI Founders to Receive 2020 AMIA Awards

November 13, 2020

The Morris F. Collen Award of Excellence will go to Isaac Kohane, and the William W. Stead Award for Thought Leadership in Informatics to Alexa McCray.

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Crafting a High-Def Human Tissue Atlas

September 1, 2020

HuBMAP inaugural data release puts detailed anatomical data about seven human organs at the service of scientists, public

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Portrait of a Virus

August 19, 2020

Using medical records of patients with COVID-19 in five countries, researchers create agile analytic tool for rapid disease insights

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Autism–Cholesterol Link

August 17, 2020

New research reveals a subtype of autism associated with lipid abnormalities

Kun-Hsing Yu, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics

Welcome, Kun-Hsing Yu!

January 22, 2020

Yu joins DBMI core faculty as Assistant Professor

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New International Conference Sets SAIL

December 10, 2019

Abstracts due December 20th; registration opens February 2020.

Marinka Zitnik, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics

Welcome Marinka Zitnik

December 9, 2019

Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics is latest addition to DBMI core faculty.

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BIG PhD Program Welcomes 2019-2020 Class

September 24, 2019

With 12 students, this is the largest BIG class ever. 

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Department Welcomes New Cohort of Master of Biomedical Informatics Students

September 20, 2019

Program Director Dr. Nils Gehlenborg welcomed a new cohort of 32 students.

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Microbial Fingerprinting

August 14, 2019

In a first, scientists map the genetic diversity of microbes residing in the human gut and mouth

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Ultimate Destiny

June 6, 2019

Study illuminates how undifferentiated cells commit to their biological fate.

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