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McDonnell Genome Institute, WashU Medicine
@GenomeInstitute
As part of WashU Medicine, MGI aims to improve the human condition by producing and analyzing high-quality omics data.
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Multi-omics has advanced—but clinical relevance hasn’t always followed. At MGI, we’re calling our approach Clinical OMICS: a model focused on aligning multi-omics with real patient biology and clinical outcomes.
More here: genome.wustl.edu/clinical-omics…
More here: genome.wustl.edu/clinical-omics…
Congratulations to @washumedicine Professor of Genetics Susan Dutcher, who was elected to the US National Academy of Sciences this week. It is a well-deserved recognition of her outstanding scientific achievements.
I am a couple of days late, but a huge congrats to our own @WashUGenetics Susan Dutcher on her election to the National Academy of Sciences!View quoted post on X
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With AI becoming an increasingly important discovery tool, every scientists should learn something about it. Here are some recommendations for learning about AI for everyone, ranging from easy math to grad level statistics.
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The New York Times profiled Lila Sciences, a company co-founded by one of our @WashUGenetics Computational and Systems Biology graduates.
Read more about Lila's AI-guided experiments:
Read more about Lila's AI-guided experiments:
Interesting NYT piece on Lila Sciences, a start-up based on AI-guided experimentation to develop new therapeutics and materials. Co-founded by one of our @WashUGenetics comp bio grads, Molly Gibson.View quoted post on X
Iterating between experiments and AI models is the way.
nytimes.com/2025/03/10/tec…