Heather Kates, Bioinformatician III at the University of Florida, presented “FUSION: Biological Insight from Pathomics and Molecular Data” at the HuBMAP Annual Meeting in Rockville, Maryland. During her session, she provided a live demonstration of FUSION, a web-based platform developed by Dr. Sarder’s lab that integrates multi-omics data with histology,…
Nick Lucarelli successfully defended his master's thesis and is joining us as a Ph.D. student starting in Spring 2021.
Dr. Sarder received a Translational Pilot Study Award titled "A framework for fusing histopathology and genomics features for diabetes diagnosis and prognosis" from UB Clinical and Translational Science Institute.
Dr. Sarder presented a talk titled “Large scale mining of urinary proteomics data guides AI to discover new digital image biomarkers for diabetic nephropathy classification” at the Clinical-Pathological Conferences 2020, Brazil.
Brandon Ginley presented a poster on our only abstract, “Prognostic glomerular morphometric phenotype discovery via clustering across large datasets,” at the ASN Kidney Week 2020 meeting virtually.
Dr. Sarder received a seed grant titled "Integrating Genomics and Image Features for Computational Prognostication of Diabetic Nephropathy" from the State University of New York!
Avinash K Shashiprakash successfully defended his MS thesis.
Dr. Sarder presented a talk, “Computational renal pathology: Growing opportunities for engineers,” at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Houston, Houston, TX.
Leema Krishna Murali successfully defended her MS thesis work today.
A news article on Brandon Ginley appeared today at the Jacobs School newsletter.
