Microsoft Research Cambridge Student Experience Day 2016
At Microsoft Research Cambridge we are committed to inspiring and supporting the next generation of computer scientists, and were delighted to be able to offer a one-day exclusive experience to selected students from the UK.
DiPsy: A digital psychologist
One out of four people in the world have experienced mental illness at some point in their lives. DiPsy is a digital psychologist presented as a personalized chatbot, who can evaluate, diagnose, treat and study…
Research Efforts to Implement Genomic Medicine
This talk will cover multiple human genetic topics, from discovery to implementation science. The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) has led multiple efforts in support of personalized medicine. UW has and will continue to…
The Executable Path to Myc
Myc is a key oncogene in various cancers occurring across a diverse range of tissues. In order to better understand and treat these cancers, it is vital that we understand how the opposing functions of…
Predictive Dynamic Model of Glioblastoma Early Development
Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is the most common and most malignant form of brain cancer, being characterised by relentless growth and aggressive invasion into the healthy brain tissue, resulting in extremely poor outcome. Given the complexity…
Decoding transcriptional programs of blood cell development
Understanding the mechanisms that govern stem cell self-renewal and cell fate decisions are fundamental to regenerative medicine and to understanding how these mechanisms are perturbed in disease states. Blood cell development (haematopoiesis) has long stood…