Candace Savonen

OTTR was made to primarily shared education about cancer informatics but why not ski jumping too? It’s open source and available to anyone! ottrproject.org

Who knew my professional and personal lives would collide when my dad needed a way to publish his memoirs about our family’s Yooper tradition of ski jumping?

Powered by OTTR, I’m pleased to share with you something my Dad has worked passionately on the last few years.

yooperskijumping.com

The beta version of Synthesize Bio is up! You can jump right to playing with data!

- Pull ready-to-go publicly available gene expression data.

- Play around with this data using notebooks.

- Request access to the beta version of AI data generation.

product.synthesize.bio!

From the labrats community on Reddit Explore this post and more from the labrats community

www.reddit.com/r/labrats/s/...

Pertinent to a lot of us in academia not just grad students

sennalen's comment on "Why is no one stepping up to take action?" Explore this conversation and more from the fednews community

People are fighting back. You’re not alone. www.reddit.com/r/fednews/s/...

CDC removes gender, equity references in public health material Large sets of data are being scrubbed of references to transgender and LGBTQ+ people, among others, which could compromise their use in research.

You can try to erase the research but people who exist outside the gender binary still very much exist. www.washingtonpost.com/health/2025/...

CDC removal of databases on sexual orientation, gender identity sparks alarm Data from an expansive federal survey on youth behavioral habits, including their sexual orientation and gender identity, have been removed from the website of the CDC.

How do we organize to get these datasets saved? www.statnews.com/2025/01/31/c...

"No results found for 'oelo-industrial complex'."

Also, the post above was the first time in the history of the world (or at least the part of the world that Google sees) that the phrase "oleo-industrial complex" as ever been used, you were here for history, people

I long for the reality where I didn’t know about the 1974 Impoundment control act. The reality where research and life saving clinical trial treatments would continue have continued as normal.

Every dot is a person - Cracking the Cancer Code This episode takes a powerful and human-centered look at the stories behind cancer data. While researchers often work with spreadsheets full of numbers and categories, each data point represents a rea...

“Every Dot is a Person” in this podcast episode, we talk to the people whose lived experiences with cancer is represented in the data. A very special thanks to Christina Sisti,
Johanna Kenney and Grace Waller for their time and vulnerability. www.buzzsprout.com/2219246/epis...

Cracking the Cancer Code In an age where data are everywhere, harnessing the power of data science can be a catalyst for groundbreaking discoveries in the fight against cancer. Welcome to the Cracking the Cancer Code podcast ...

New episode! “The Business of Science” Featuring Sandy Ormbrek and Dr Anna Greene! crackingthecancercode.buzzsprout.com

Cracking the Cancer Code In an age where data are everywhere, harnessing the power of data science can be a catalyst for groundbreaking discoveries in the fight against cancer. Welcome to the Cracking the Cancer Code podcast ...

Check out this awesome new podcast "Cracking the Cancer Code" on the intersection of data/ai and cancer: crackingthecancercode.buzzsprout.com

Team Science! - Cracking the Cancer Code In this episode we discuss how modern cancer research increasingly requires collaboration between traditional lab scientists and computational experts from the earliest stages of study design. The epi...

Excited to talk for #NCIITCR about the role of team science in cancer research crackingthecancercode.buzzsprout.com/2219246/epis... @cansavvy.bsky.social

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