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Excited to be speaking at Reframing Precision Medicine (13–15 Oct 2026, London)
Curated by leading Nature editors, join me and 30+ other voices as we explore how to make truly personalised care the norm, not the exception.
View agenda - invt.io/1txbk232cxq
#RPM26
Clinical test cases so far, but real-world medical applications in accordance with data privacy and healthcare regulations at reach now. First important step for getting open source LLMs on prem into clinical practice. Thanks @EricTopol for picking up our paper
For the first time open-source LLMs provide a scalable pathway for secure model training. Real-world medical applications in accordance with data privacy and healthcare regulations at reach now.
doi.org/10.1038/s41591-025-0…
Open Source Large Language Models @deepseek_ai on a par with proprietary LLMs @OpenAI GPT-4o and @GoogleAI Gemini-2.0 Flash Thinking for clinical decisions. Fast tracked at @NatureMedicine
Looking forward to it 👍
We hope you can join us via Zoom on Wednesday for the next @WCMEnglanderIPM Seminar, “Data saves lives: #DeepLearning from health data,” by Dr. Roland Eils, Director for Digital Health @berlinnovation and
@HeidelbergU! #LLM #PrecisionMedicine.
Wednesday at 10 AM (DM for info)!
Roland Eils retweeted
Researchers have dissected how #SARSCoV2 reprograms its host cells over time and probe how infected cells mount inflammatory responses to the virus, which could inform research into host-directed therapies for #COVID19. @SciSignal scim.ag/4lJ
Roland Eils retweeted
This is a framework that can automatically transform @openEHR data into @OHDSI OMOP CDM! Uses the standard openEHR API to make it transparent to the user. Developed mappings should cover most of research needs (conditions, procedures, drugs, measurements, etc)
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Wow, congratulations. What a great choice.
openEHR International appoints CEO. We are delighted to announce that Rachel Dunscombe will take up the role of CEO from September. Join us in extending our congratulations to @ukpenguin on her new role.
openehr.org/news_events/open…
#openehr #ceo #leadership #future #community
Well deserved. Great work and presentation!
I feel honoured to receive this award for my talk at the #SBHD2023 Conference in Berlin among so many amazing speakers and presentations. And really thankful for all the people in the lab who have helped me, especially @1jorgeferrer for thoroughly going through each slide 😂
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@CaptainSysBio @alena_buyx good twist in discussion: why do patients not share data. #dfh23
-> get out of the bubble – at Berlin, Germany
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Opening panel with great guests discussing benefits of data sharing and AI on both ends of the Atlantic. @alena_buyx @arieldora @CaptainSysBio and Khokhar #DFH23 #D4H
@Karl_Lauterbach kicking off #dfh23 we need Helsinki declaration for shared data access and use in health and beyond
About to start the Data for Heaöth conference. Excited to discuss with friends&family from the US and UK about #AI and health.
Many of those pioneers meet and speak at the Systems Biology of Human Disease conference #sbhd2023 shhdberlin.org
What comes next in #singlecell biology?
Read our Editorial with @m_madan_babu @priscaliberali @IdoAmitLab @BartDeplancke G Lahav @SItzkovitz
@labs_mann @JulioSaezRod @fabian_theis @CaptainSysBio #SysBio #SystemsBiology embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…
@msanderlab Maike Sanders kicking off this year’s International Conference Systems Biology of Human Disease. Honored to host her first scientific presentation in Berlin after her move to @MDC_Berlin #sbhd2023
Single‐cell biology: what does the future hold? Not less than revolutionizing our understanding of disease mechanisms with huge impact on diagnosis and treatment of diseases. embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…
This is unacceptable for ANY journal. Let alone for @SciImmunology. What the hack is going on here? 4 months with zero feedback from the editor and team despite many requests from the authors for feedback.
I really cannot wrap my head around this– @SciImmunology is a high-ranking, highly reputed journal. So how can it be that in **four** months the **professional** editor does not touch our manuscript, nor drops us a single line of explanation or apology?!
@ValdaVinson
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