Cool to see what these pioneers at the forefront of systems immunology think about the impact of AI on their research:
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Cool to see what these pioneers at the forefront of systems immunology think about the impact of AI on their research:
The advent of precision medicine:
great interview!
Some excellent perspective from the co-CSO at HIP, Shai Shen-Orr, on closing the growing gap between what we can measure and what we can understand.
open.spotify.com/episode/56J8...
Notes on a compelling discussion with @tsanglab.bsky.social
Genome = blueprint.
Immunome = real-time sensor.
The "curse of dimensionality" (millions of data points per sample!) meets AI compression.
Result? We can finally map the human immune system at scale.
@humanimmunomeproject 🚀
What if a simple blood test could reveal hidden diseases before you feel sick? This first-person experience of from David Ewing Duncan explains what it's like to know the score on your immune health.
www.technologyreview.com/2025/10/09/1...
#humanimmunomeproject #ai #immunology #bigscience
truly thrilling work at the frontiers of systems biology and AI.
Big news: We've announced the largest #systemsimmunology collaboration in history! Ten world-class research institutes are joining @immunome.bsky.social in a pioneering plan to understand human immune response variability.
www.humanimmunomeproject.org/news/human-i...
@tsanglab.bsky.social
Decades after eliminating malaria, we had the first locally transmitted malaria case since 1991 in NJ yesterday 🦟
www.gatesnotes.com/when-malaria...
Oh, I see. ok!
This is a remarkable and historic commitment from Bill Gates to spend down his extraordinary wealth in service of solving real world problems and close the Gates Foundation by 2045. I am so glad to see malaria eradication remain among the top priorities.
Super excited to read this new book from @erictopol.bsky.social
Could there be a finer blessing?
Springtime/suppertime
This one tulip comes back every year. It makes me so glad!
A faster rollout of malaria vaccines would save many lives
economist.com/middle-east-...
from The Economist
The loss of services supported by USAID will affect millions of the world’s most vulnerable people.
Here's our statement on how the freeze of US foreign aid assistance will result in humanitarian disaster: www.doctorswithoutborders.org/latest/freez...
I’ve never seen such a low tide here - it’s stunning
#delmar
Thanks! I’m lucky to be visiting my sister in San Diego and she generously shared starter and process.
Late to this but my first sourdough attempt looks great!
#baking
🌎 My latest: On Trump's 3 exec orders about WHO & international aid.
"This is a moment of geopolitical shift because the US is making itself less relevant" said @yodifiji.bsky.social
@kffhealthnews.bsky.social / CBS
kffhealthnews.org/news/article...
Hello #booksky - just finished reading Orbital. It’s a really beautiful book, unlike anything I’ve read before, almost poetic. Highly recommend!
Or pledge to eliminate Guinea worm (river blindness) - only 14 cases worldwide in 2024, down from millions when the Carter Center started to focus on getting rid of a miserable scourge. It’s within reach and and also a huge part of the Carter legacy. 🙏
Srsly, who wants this experience ?
www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...
I think this is going to be a good one 🍋🍋🍋
Check out these beautiful lemons from our tree, soon to be a pie
Wearing sleeveless t-shirts, having roses in bloom and tomatoes still ripening in mid-November is not what we expect in this part of the world – but it's what we have today!
#showyourstripes
