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ResearchMatch V2 Results

The 平特五不中 initiative in Computational Medicine is pleased to announce the results of the second听iteration听of ResearchMatch. From the original 51听ResearchMatch applications received, 16听projects successfully found a collaborator within the 平特五不中 community and submitted a joint ResearchMatch proposal. These projects were peer reviewed by the MiCM committee and MiCM affiliated faculty members.

With help from partners;听the Goodman Cancer Research Centre (GCRC),听听补苍诲听the 平特五不中 Faculty of Medicine,听MiCM was able to fund 8听ResearchMatch projects.

Please join us in congratulating the recipients.

ResearchMatch Funded Projects

Axis Applicants Title Funded by
Life science research

Morag Park & Amin Emad

Computational precision medicine for aggressive breast cancer

The Goodman Cancer Research Centre/ 平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine

Life science research

Blake Richards & Mark Brandon

Infrastructure for open machine learning research on the M3 platform data

平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine

Life science research

Philippe Campeau & Celia Greenwood

Predicting the functional impact of Chromodomain Helicase DNA-binding (CHD) protein mutations

平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine

Life science research

Luke McCaffrey & Amin Emad

AI-based single-sample protein-protein interaction network reconstruction in cancer

The Goodman Cancer Research Centre/ 平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine

Life science research

Anmar Khadra & Alan Peterson

Heterogeneity of axon-myelin relation in gene edited mice and its functional significance

平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine

Population health research Jamie Engert & Mathieu Blanchette

Prediction of Aortic Stenosis using Artificial Intelligence

The Research Institute of the 平特五不中 Health Centre/平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine
Population health research

George Thanassoulis & Simon Gravel

Transethnic Approaches to Valve Disease

The Research Institute of the 平特五不中 Health Centre/平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine

Clinical research

Susan Rvachew, Aparna Nadig & Mirco Ravanelli

Facilitation of assessment and intervention for speech and language disorders via automatic speech recognition

听平特五不中 Initiative in Computational Medicine

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