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Columbia University’s Tal Danino will receive $1.25 million over five years to support his work engineering bacteria to deliver therapeutics to tumors. read moreNews: Alumnus Helps Devise High-Throughput Coronavirus DNA Sequencing
The test Hannah De Jong and colleagues from Stanford University and other organizations developed also decodes host genetic data, which are useful in developing treatments. read moreNews: Alumnus Recognized as Top Young Cancer Researcher
The Pershing Square Sohn Cancer Research Alliance chose Columbia University’s Tal Danino for his work engineering bacteria to attack tumors. read moreNews: Now on DEIXIS Online: Luck and Learning
Friends – and DOE CSGF recipients – team up with Toyota and Berkeley Lab, combining serendipity and machine learning in a search for sustainable-energy materials. read moreNews: Fellow on Lab Team Devising Spectrum Analysis Method
Matthew Carbone and Brookhaven National Laboratory researchers use machine learning techniques to quickly provide insights into properties of materials and molecules. read more
Emily Crabb
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Maybe it doesn’t have an effect for certain systems, but maybe it does.
Amaresh Sahu
University of California, Berkeley
It was very, very fun, so I spent a lot of time working on research problems.