2024 - Cancer Data Science Pulse Blog

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Making a Bioinformatics Tool for the Cancer Research Community

November 12, 2024, by Daoud Meerzaman, Ph.D.

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Semantics Series—The Role of Common Data Elements and Artificial Intelligence

October 30, 2024, by Denise Warzel, M.Sc.

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Synthetic Data Helps Counter Lack of Diversity in Data

October 10, 2024, by Laritza Rodriguez, M.D., Ph.D.

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A Quick Start Guide to Cancer Data Science for Clinical Oncology

September 4, 2024, by CBIIT Staff

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Why We Love Diverse Data

July 31, 2024, by Ajay Aggarwal, Ph.D., Lee A.D. Cooper, Ph.D., Mia M. Gaudet, Ophira Ginsburg, M.D., Laritza Rodriguez, M.D., Ph.D., Haoyu Zhang, Ph.D.

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The Good, the Bad, and the Unexplained: 5 Tips for Evaluating an AI Product

June 17, 2024, by Baris Turkbey, M.D., Stephanie A. Harmon, Ph.D.

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Hone Your Communication Skills: “Weird” Cancer and Data Science Terms

June 5, 2024, by CBIIT Staff

Dr. Tony Kerlavage Reflects on His Time at NCI CBIIT

May 21, 2024, by Tony Kerlavage, Ph.D.

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The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA)—A Living Legacy for Cancer Research

April 25, 2024, by Jean C. Zenklusen, M.S., Ph.D., Peggy Wang, Ph.D.

Nearly 40 Years of Biostatistics with NCI: A Q & A with Dr. Eric “Rocky” Feuer

April 16, 2024, by Eric “Rocky” Feuer, Ph.D.

Career Confessions: NCI Earl Stadtman Investigator Shares Data Science Mentorship Advice

April 2, 2024, by Tongwu Zhang, Ph.D.

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Cancer Researchers: Do You ‘Speak Data Science’? Test Your Knowledge

March 12, 2024, by NCI CBIIT Staff

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Living on the Edge—How Video Games Helped Shape the Future of Cancer Care

January 18, 2024, by Eric Stahlberg, Ph.D.

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