Dr. Heath Lab of ISB joins our Feb. 9 Ellison Institute of Technology Los Angeles #InsightsForum to discuss how technological innovation will reshape the landscape of #cancer and #medicine .

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Dr. #JoeGray of OHSU News and UC San Francisco joins our Feb. 9 Ellison Institute of Technology Los Angeles #InsightsForum to share his insights on which advanced technologies will revolutionize the treatment and prevention of #cancer and complex diseases.

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Join us for our Feb. 9 Ellison Institute of Technology Los Angeles #InsightsForum where our expert panelists will explore which groundbreaking advanced technologies – from #imaging to #nanotech & #AI –  will revolutionize the treatment and prevention of #cancer and complex diseases.

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Adam @adamhayden, I can’t think of anyone who has made us more aware of how desperately we need substantive progress against GBM; but also beautifully shows us all how to embrace and live your life. You inspire me and everyone you touch - big hug your way.

Allison and the assassin- cancer doesn’t stand a chance Quoting Allison, every cancer story counts”. The AACR Scientist-Survivor program learns from every story. Thanks to all our SSP alumni - an extraordinary force for cancer research!

Congratulations 2023 #QBIO undergrads for their team’s work on TCGA data. The projects were interesting and hopefully inspire you to think about how genomic (“omes) changes drive lung, colon, ovarian, GBM cancers! Don’t stop - you can change the world!

Congratulations Crystal and your team, well deserved!

Can’t wait to read your book Chris. It promises to advance our fundamental understanding of complex diseases - especially cancer.

Congratulations Roel! A new chapter and opportunities to improve the lives of brain cancer patients.

Chris Adami understanding math is primarily a matter of masochism :)

Call all #AACRSSP participants. Happening now with Anna D. Barker, Ph.D : eirf.org/insights-live/

An important read for all in education (in all its forms!)…from Holden Thorp, dormant account of Science Magazine; “…educators should be inspired to learn new ways of communicating that make it easier for all students to learn….”

Karen Russell and Anna Barker speaking at the closing session of a terrific Scientist-Survivor Program. #aacr22 #aacrssp

What a great SSP class of 2022! Cancer survivor/advocates working with our scientific and advocate mentors to inform and enhance progress in cancer research. You remind of the need for a sense of urgency - and teach us all to pay it forward.

Adam you will likely never know how much hope you have unleashed in the world. It is more than inspiring - you teach us to be thankful for what is - while we search for what could be!

congrats to my better half and her fellow #womenexecutives sharing their experiences ACHE panel #achecongress2022 congress.ache.org/sessions/61x-w…

What a great conversation. Knowing you have “signals” for cancer - but many (perhaps most) fall victims to the immune system. How do we plan for patients receiving information from these assays? Truly a new frontier with many unknowns.

Excited to speak at TEDxBerkeley April 9th!

How do our bodies know what to become?

There are no instructions in our genes that code for the exact 3D structure of our bodies. There's no tiny human contained in our DNA.

I discuss this with Michael Levin in my podcast and he's 🤯 blown me away with his ideas.

So excited to share our latest work in Journal of Clinical Oncology Fusion Oncogenes Are Associated With Increased Metastatic Capacity and Persistent Disease in Pediatric Thyroid Cancers ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.12… #thyroidcancer #research #Pediatric #Cancer CHOP Research