iReceptor Plus and SCAIR jointly host community event in Haifa
The iReceptor Plus Project will hold a joint meeting with the SCAIR community in Haifa, Israel as part of the project’s efforts to expand the iReceptor Plus stakeholders community.
iReceptor Plus well represented at immunology meeting in Beijing
The iReceptor Plus Project was well represented by several consortium members at The International Union of Immunological Societies (IUIS) 2019 in Beijing, China.
Second Artathon and third SCAIR meeting coming up
Members of the iReceptor Plus Project will participate at the second Artathon and will also play a major role in the SCAIR 2019 meeting at the University of Haifa.
Two leading scientists join iReceptor Plus new scientific advisory board
The iReceptor Plus project has established a Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), beginning with two distinguished scientists, Prof. Steven H. Kleinstein and Prof. Gunilla Karlsson Hedestam.
Machine learning technique helps distinguish between healthy and cancerous tissue
A group of researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas Texas have published an article in the prestigious journal Cancer Research.
iReceptor Plus presented at the Canadian Research Software Conference in Montreal
The iReceptor Plus Project was featured at the Canadian Research Software Conference in Montreal, which took place on May 28-29 in Montreal, Canada.
AIRR Community and iReceptor Plus meeting in Genoa an international success
Some 140 scientists attended a conference of the AIRR Community and the iReceptor PlusProject in Genoa, Italy, in the middle of May, along more than 20 virtual participants.
Big data infrastructure needed to improve personalized medicine
George Washington University and FDA researchers called for big data infrastructure to support the future of personalized medicine.
Bar-Ilan University researchers discover a mosaic-like gene deletion and duplication pattern shaping the immune system
Knowing DNA sequences has greatly advanced not only basic biological research; the sequencing techniques have dramatically advanced and the storage of big data of their findings is growing exponentially.