In precision medicine, enormous amounts of data are generated that can benefit patients and research. Through a newly started collaboration with Microsoft and Genomic Medicine Sweden (GMS), tools such as cloud computing, AI and visualization will be developed.
“We are excited to collaborate with a world-leading company like Microsoft and together look at new solutions for computing. It will provide the opportunity to look at data in new ways and thereby increase knowledge about the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases”, says Per Sikora, unit manager at the Bioinformatics and Data Center at Core Facilities who leads the work with GMS Informatics.
Sahlgrenska akademins nyheter
En personlig död (A Personal Death) – a chance to win Björn Fagerberg’s new book
She is doing her residency in the US with a medical degree from Gothenburg
Alba Corell reports from a high-level brain tumor meeting
From South Africa to Sweden: Collaborative Research Efforts Improving Pregnant Women’s Health
Sara Bjursten and Anna Wenger are the recipients of the Assar Gabrielsson Prize 2024
A full day for PhD students focused on mental health
Kaj Blennow ranked highest in Sweden in neuroscience
Linda Wass is doing a postdoc at Stanford with ALF funding
Karin Nilsson wrote the Thesis of the Year at Sahlgrenska Academy in 2023
