Stories tagged 'Sage Bionetworks'
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Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Oct. 19, 2017
Dr. Ruth Etzioni, a Fred Hutch biostatistician, has received a five-year National Institutes of Health grant to advance the science of cancer surveillance by developing, validating and deploying a scalable, automated approach for identifying cancer recurrence.
Tags: Andrew Hsieh, Biostatistics and Biomathematics Program, Cancer etiology - prevention - outcomes, Cancer Prevention Program, Cancer Surveillance System, Christopher J Kemp, Good News, Kevin Cheung, Marian Neuhouser, metastatic breast cancer, Peggy Porter, Peter Nelson, Public Health Sciences, Roland Walter, Ruth Etzioni, Sage Bionetworks, SCCA, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA), Seattle Translational Tumor Research, STTR cancer, Tumor specific translational research, UW Medicine
Good News at Fred Hutch
Fred Hutch Visitor Center opens; Sage Bionetworks and Drs. Soheil Meshinchi and Heather Schuback receive St. Baldrick's grants
Sept. 3, 2015 | By Fred Hutch staff
Fred Hutch Visitor Center opens; Sage Bionetworks and Drs. Soheil Meshinchi and Heather Schuback receive St. Baldrick's grants
Sage Bionetworks receives $6.7 million grant
NCI picks Center-based nonprofit to launch collaborative training program
March 1, 2010
Sage Bionetworks was awarded $6.7 million by the National Cancer Institute’s Integrative Cancer Biology Program to establish a new interdisciplinary research and training center so young scientists can learn to better use genomic data to help improve drug discovery and patient care. Hosted by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Sage scientists are housed in the Arnold Building, working next to PHS computational biologists.
Sage plants roots at the Center
Stephen Friend heads Sage Bionetworks, a new nonprofit developing an open-access Internet database to share genomic data and disease models across academia and industry
Aug. 31, 2009 | By Brad Broberg
That’s why Friend has left industry to start Sage Bionetworks, a nonprofit institute hoasted by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center working to create an open-access Internet database for researchers worldwide to share their genomic data and casual disease models—a public commons of sorts for human biology.
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