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Damage Control

May 5, 2017

The survival of the human species in the face of a high number of incoming genetic mutations has remained an important problem in evolutionary biology.

Rather than assuming that all novel predictions are false, repoDB contains both true positives (approved drugs) and true negatives (failed drugs).

repoDB: Antidote to an Unsatisfying Assumption

March 26, 2017

Computational drug repositioning methods will be better validated by true negatives from failed drug trial data

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Health IT Leader Bill Geary Joins DBMI Advisory Council

March 22, 2017

Geary joins a group of distinguished individuals and thought leaders charged with advising department chair Isaac Kohane as he scales up the research and education activities at Harvard Medical School’s newest academic department.

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Hit out of the Park

February 17, 2017

DBMI celebrates as Peter J. Park advances to Professor of Biomedical Informatics

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Mental Shortcuts

February 15, 2017

Many physicians choose insomnia meds based on habit

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New Seminar Within Sight

January 19, 2017

DBMI Open Insights Seminar Series kicks off January 27 with University of Manchester's Iain Buchan.

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Machine Learning and Medicine

December 15, 2016

Research Fellow Reports on NIPS, the "Burning Man" of ML

Loss of key protein unleashes cascade that culminates in rhabdoid tumor formation

Agent of Mischief

December 13, 2016

Loss of key protein unleashes cascade that culminates in rhabdoid tumor formation

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Summer Is Coming

November 14, 2016

Nine-Week Institute for Undergrads Now Accepting Applications

THE NEJM/SPRINT CHALLENGE IS ON (NO PRESSURE)

It's On!

November 14, 2016

SPRINT Data Analysis Challenge Now Open

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Science Literacy Report Published

October 8, 2016

Alexa McCray and fellow members of a Committee on Science Literacy and Public Perception of Science recently published the results of their evidence-based consensus study

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Breaking the Wall of Autism

September 26, 2016

DBMI Research Associate Oren Miron won first place for his three-minute pitch at Falling Walls Lab of New York, describing how he plans to break the wall of autism.

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