Events - Past
The second annual IDSC Fellows Symposium took place on Friday, April 17, 2015, and opened with a presentation by Janet Iwasa, PhD, from University of Utah’s Dept. of Biochemistry. Read more “IDSC Fellows Symposium features Janet Iwasa”
Publications
Cancer is a multifactorial and heterogeneous disease. The corresponding complexity appears at multiple levels: from the molecular and the cellular constitution to the macroscopic phenotype, and at the diagnostic and therapeutic management stages. Read more “Integrative Analysis of Cancer Imaging Readouts by Networks”
Publications
University of Miami Center for Computational Science researchers published a White Paper in the latest issue of HPCwire on its unique tiered data storage system designed to address the burgeoning amounts of research data that address some of the world’s biggest and most complex issues. Read more “Tiered data storage addressed in HPCWire White Paper”
Presentations - Archived
In this pilot study, we found a list of genes significantly down-regulated in the peripheral blood in the rejection states in three small-bowel-transplant patients. Our hypothesis, derived from this project, is that down-regulation of translation in peripheral blood mononuclear cells occurs early during the course of rejection and correlates with the severity of the rejection episode as determined by concurrent graft biopsies. Presented at: International Conference on Systems Biology 2010. Read more “Pathway Analysis for Discovery of Rejection Mechanism and Biomarkers in Intestinal Transplantation”