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After 40 years in the computing business working with software engineering, computer architecture and high performance computing I will finally focusing on cancer research full time.
I plan to analyzing sequencing data in combination with cancer biology to understand more of the Hallmarks of cancer as described in the classical Weinberg and Hanahan paper. A grand challenge to say the least. I see the fast developing data-driven technology as a promissing way to elaborate cell biology and the effect of millions of genetic variations. Using AI, I hope to find ways to show what's going on during diseases, especially during treatments. Now I'm really looking forward to read papers, join conferences and assist in projects. Kenneth Benedictsson email: kb@benedictssonlab.com Phone: +46 736 49 10 98 |
KAW funding new Data Driven Life Science initiative with 3.7BSEK |
Fantastic news from KAW (Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation) who will fund DDLS (Data Driven Life Science) inititiative with 3.7 billion SEK($410M) over 12 years. This is a new investment in Computer-Driven life science to be lead by SciLifeLab and the WCMM(Wallenberg Center for Molecular Medicine) at the Universities of Gothenburg, Lund, Linköping and Umeå. Read KAW pressrelease here. Video from the live DDLS information event Oct 21 avaiable on Youtube |
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Joined Human Cell Atlas (HCA) as a volunteer. Focusing on the Data Coordination Platform, a cloud-based platform where scientists can share, organise and interrogate single-cell data. Read more about HCA here and the Data Coordination Platform here |
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