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Arming Public Health Practitioners with a Disease-Tracking Toolkit
CZ Biohub San Francisco’s genomic epidemiology training empowered local health officials to respond to COVID and more
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Finding rare disease treatments: 2 patient leaders share their stories
Listen to two of our Rare As One partners sharing their stories and experiences navigating diagnosis and organizing their communities to accelerate research.
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Learning to ‘speak amino acid’: How language models can change our approach to medicine
Biohub-affiliated researchers are using the technology behind AI chatbots to unlock codes in human biology.
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High Risk, High Reward: Shana Kelley on Building a New Biohub
President of new CZ Biohub Chicago brings experience in startups, nanotech, chemistry, and more
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Accelerating open science in Latin America
At a recent workshop in Buenos Aires, Argentina, researchers from around the world came together to accelerate computational biomedicine and open science in Latin America.
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Cómo acelerar la ciencia abierta en América Latina
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Gustavo B. Menezes’ mission to increase access to bioimaging equipment with labs around the world
Meet a Brazilian biologist who revolutionized imaging science in his country and helped other scientists gain the tools to explore the secrets of life at a microscopic level.
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Here’s why we’re opening a new research center in Chicago
CZI co-CEO and Co-Founder Priscilla Chan reflects on the organization’s progress in science, which is changing lives and opening extraordinary new horizons in medicine.
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A CZ science team member shares her hopes for the future
A parent, artist and volunteer, get to know Sandra Moreno and her integral role as an executive assistant for CZI’s science program.
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Lafora disease: A ‘particularly cruel’ form of epilepsy
Learn about Lafora disease — a severe form of epilepsy that impacts adolescents — and the researchers partnering with patients to find a cure.
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How patients with rare diseases are accelerating groundbreaking research for their communities
Learn about the stories of Luke and Kim, parents and two rare disease patient leaders who are accelerating groundbreaking research to find a treatment and cure for their families.
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#ImagingtheFuture of biomedicine
Learn how the scientific community is coming together to observe biology in unprecedented detail.