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SUMMARY:Clarifying the Mysteries of Choosing Statistical and Machine-Learning Methods in Genomics Research
DESCRIPTION:A presentation from 2022–2023 Helen Putnam Fellow Jingyi Jessica Li \nLi is an interdisciplinary expert in statistics and genomics. She will write the first book to clarify common confusions in genomics data analysis by connecting cutting-edge genomics research questions with fundamental statistical and machine-learning methods\, focusing on the distinctions and choices among the methods—which are apparently similar but fundamentally different—so that quantitative genomics researchers will have clear guidelines to follow in their development of bioinformatics tools.
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/clarifying-the-mysteries-of-choosing-statistical-and-machine-learning-methods-in-genomics-research/
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SUMMARY:Soma Weiss Student Research Day
DESCRIPTION:Soma Weiss Student Research Day is an annual forum where medical and dental students present their scholarly work and learn about the investigative work of their peers. The event\, first organized by Harvard faculty and medical students in 1940\, honors the memory of Soma Weiss\, MD (1899-1942)\, an inspiring teacher and physician at HMS and an ardent supporter of student research. The day consists of a poster session and selected student oral presentations.  It provides students with an opportunity to interact with faculty\, staff\, and peers from the greater Harvard community.
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/soma-weiss-student-research-day/
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SUMMARY:Biomedical Informatics Entrepreneurs Salon: Isaac Kohane and David Shaywitz
DESCRIPTION:Isaac Kohane\, Chair\, Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI)\, HMS \nInterviewed by \nDavid Shaywitz\, DBMI lecturer and VP-Distinguished R&D Fellow\, Data and Digital at Takeda \nLocation: \nWe are pleased to return with another in-person Salon event. All are welcome to join us at Countway Library\, Room 102\, at Harvard Medical School in Boston\, with pizza and refreshments provided! For those unable to attend in-person\, we truly welcome you to join us on Zoom (access the Zoom registration link via Eventbrite’s “Online Event Page” after registering with Eventbrite). However you plan to join us\, please do register here with Eventbrite.
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/biomedical-informatics-entrepreneurs-salon-isaac-kohane-and-david-shaywitz/
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SUMMARY:Cell Therapies for Parkinson’s Disease: How Far Have We Come\, and Where Are We Going?
DESCRIPTION:This interactive webinar series highlights notable researchers who are leading advances in biotechnology that could impact us all. Join the conversation and ask how biotechnology may affect society medically\, ethically\, and culturally. \nDr. Olle Lindvall\, Department of Clinical Neuroscience at Lund University\, Sweden \nHost:\nInsoo Hyun\, PhD\nDirector of the Center for Life Sciences and Public Learning\nMuseum of Science\, Boston \nAffiliate\nCenter for Bioethics\nHarvard Medical School
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/cell-therapies-for-parkinsons-disease-how-far-have-we-come-and-where-are-we-going/
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SUMMARY:Pfizer Pharma Day 2023
DESCRIPTION:Our industry exists to bring life-changing breakthroughs to the patients who need them – a mission enhanced by collaboration. \nPfizer’s Pharma Day® 2023 provides an exciting opportunity for emerging innovators to be introduced to Pfizer Ignite – a new offering for biotech companies seeking a collaborative partner to help them advance the development of their ​​promising breakthrough therapies. \n\nPfizer Ignite works with innovative companies that are aligned with Pfizer’s priority therapeutic areas and are ready to move from candidate selection through Phase II. This offering provides support\, strategic input\, and end-to-end services including research\, development\, and manufacturing on a retained basis.\n\nPfizer’s Pharma Day® will provide attendees the opportunity to speak with Pfizer leaders about this innovative new offering\, as well as the chance to forge new relationships with biotech industry peers and colleagues. \nThis is a partnering event focused on science and innovation. No solicitations.
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/pfizer-pharma-day-2023/
LOCATION:MassBioHub\, 700 Technology Square\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02139\, United States
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SUMMARY:How Small RNAs Regulate Genes - And Could Treat Disease
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar\, Whitehead Institute Member David Bartel will explore how microRNAs function and their role in health and disease. He’ll consider questions such as: How are microRNAs created and how have they evolved? How do microRNAs bind to – and repress the function of – messenger RNA sequences (mRNA). And\, what role does mRNA-repression play in normal development and in disease?
URL:https://scienceinboston.com/event/how-small-rnas-regulate-genes-and-could-treat-disease/
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