Biomedical Computation Review

Fall 2013

Table of Contents

Featured Articles

Computational Approaches to Design Vaccines Faster

Amber Dance

Cancer’s Crystal Ball: Personalized Tumor Models To Guide Treatment

Sarah C.P. Williams

Computing the History of Life: Using New Data and New Models to Tackle Old Puzzles

Kristin Sainani

The Biology of Interacting Things: The Intuitive Power of Agent-Based Models

Alexander Gelfand

In This Issue

The Missing Link: A Sustainability Plan

Gwen Jacobs, PhD, Director of Cyberinfrastructure for the University of Hawaii System and Professor of Neuroscience

A Balanced Approach to Designing Force Fields

Katharine Miller

Curriculum And Big Data: Revamping To Open The Bottleneck

Katharine Miller

Agent-Based Virtual-Tissue Simulations

Maciej Swat And James A. Glazier

Digging Deep Into the Tree of Life

Katharine Miller

Philip Bourne Named as NIH Associate Director for Data Science

Katharine Miller

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Preventing ACL Injury: Using OpenSim to Find Effective Training Interventions

Katharine Miller

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Armed with electronic health records and insurance claim information, data scientists are trying to predict who’s going to become addicted to opioids—and stop them before it’s too late.

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Deep Learning and the Future of  Biomedical Image Analysis

Applying deep learning to biomedical images has the potential to enable earlier and more accurate disease detection, allow more precisely tailored treatment plans, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.

11/16/17 by Alexander Gelfand

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