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Warren Alpert Computational Biology & Artificial Intelligence  Scholars Program recruiting new cohort

The Warren Alpert Computational Biology & Artificial Intelligence  Scholars Program in the Department of Biomedical Data Science at Stanford is recruiting its second cohort of scholars for the 2025-2026 academic year.  We have a one-year postdoctoral fellowship position available through the program.

The application is now open and will close on March 15th, 2025.

For more details, please visit the WA CBAI website. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to xsitu@stanford.edu.

 

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New baby spotlight!

Serena Yeung-Levy and family are thrilled to announce the birth of Kyra Laurence Yien Levy (above) on January 29. Mom and baby are both doing well and the Yeung-Levys are enjoying getting to know their new daughter.

Erica Peterson and family welcomed Joseph Khamsavanh Peterson the very next day, 1/30. So far he enjoys cuddling, sleeping, and eating.

Congratulations, Yeung-Levy and Peterson families!

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Purvesh Khatri and Tim Sweeney get FDA clearance for TriVerity

For the past decade, Purvesh Khatri and team  have been working on developing blood-based signatures for presence, type, and severity of infection. The signatures were exclusively licensed by Inflammatix, Inc., which a BMI postdoc, Tim Sweeney, and Khatri co-founded seven years ago. This week a test based on those signatures, TriVerity, received and FDA clearance. It is testament to the students and postdocs in our BMI program (now BDS) that enables translation from computation analysis to clinical care.

Huge congratulations!
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