SC26 is coming up! Check out our all our offerings this year, join us for the PSC Backyard Party, and swing by Booth 4054 to learn about Bridges-3, TangleLab, and more.
A digital twin, a virtual nerve cell, would allow scientists to test ideas for treating diseases more quickly and inexpensively than with real cells. A team used Bridges-2 to create the first example of a digital twin, with results accurate to real life.
Introducing the HuBMAP Data Portal, with over 9000 data sets allowing researchers to visualize the human body in 3D, from the scale of organs to individual cells.
Matching people with organ donors is a complex and shifting puzzle. In 2015, scientists used PSC's Blacklight to discover how to match more patients, as well as find donors for patients whose cases made them difficult to match.
While AI offers the ability to improve experts’ ability to diagnose diseases like breast cancer, errors across the AI field are cause for concern. A team has used Bridges-2 to design a DNN that takes uncertainty into account in diagnosing breast scans.