Phenome Health

Phenome Health is hiring a Data Scientist to lead multi-omics data projects focused on disease subtypes, machine learning-guided data harmonization, and LLM-aided mechanistic interpretation. If you have hands-on experience with multi-omics, causal modeling, longitudinal analysis, and advanced statistical methods, I encourage you to apply. For details and application: https://lnkd.in/gDR3yhqG

We're currently hiring an Executive Assistant and Office Manager in the Seattle area - if interested, check out https://lnkd.in/gDR3yhqG and apply!

Just one month to go until our "Systems Biology of Aging" virtual workshop on May 9th, 9 AM - 4 PM PT! Gain practical experience?with multiomic analysis of aging and frailty through expert talks and hands-on sessions, leveraging a deeply phenotyped cohort to advance your research. Secure your (free!) spot now at: https://lnkd.in/gGB74U5M A huge thank you to our sponsors: Phenome Health, Optispan, Olink Proteomics, and the University of Washington Nathan Shock Center, to my co-organizer Alice Kane and our amazing TAs Lance Pflieger, Max Robinson Kengo Watanabe, Dantong Zhu and Alexandra Ralevski, PhD, and to our speakers David Furman, Cara Green, and Jesse Poganik. #ageing #systemsbiology

#Pop_quiz, how many scientific instruments has superstar life sciences innovator Professor Lee Hood commercialized? ?? Well, it's a lot. Let me quote from Wikipedia: "The first gas phase protein sequencer (1982), for determining the sequence of amino acids in a given protein; a DNA synthesizer (1983), to synthesize short sections of DNA; a peptide synthesizer (1984), to combine amino acids into longer peptides and short proteins; the first automated DNA sequencer (1986), to identify the order of nucleotides in DNA; ink-jet oligonucleotide technology for synthesizing DNA and nanostring technology for analyzing single molecules of DNA and RNA." This was mainly before I graduated from high school. ?? Fast forward and after building institutes, receiving awards, inventing new things, etc., he's now a Distinguished Professor at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging on Aging, its Chief Innovation Officer, and founder/CEO of Phenome Health. ?? My Berkeley Changemaker: #Human_Health class was honored to meet Professor Hood today, and thrilled to hear his vision for "Radical Health". ?? One secret to his success? It's his understanding that making change in human health "requires long-term determined optimism to realize it." I'm not joking that "long-term determined optimism" has become my new mantra - gonna get that laminated. ?? Thank you, Professor Hood, for making time to inspire 75 Berkeley undergrads. #YouSeeBerkeley #lifesciences #entrepreneurship Life Sciences Entrepreneurship Center UC Berkeley Innovation & Entrepreneurship Laura Hassner, Rich Lyons, Roxanne Hernandez, Alex Budak, Seo Yeon Yoon

Proud to sponsor the Systems Biology of Aging Virtual Workshop! Register at the link below! Thursday, May 9, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. PDT https://lnkd.in/ghqn2tQF

Our Chief Translational Officer, Jennifer Lovejoy, PhD, has recently published an excellent overview of the opportunities and challenges facing systems biology research. The article highlights the need to collect exposome data, perform longitudinal phenomics, and much more! See the link for the full publication. https://lnkd.in/g4uyYw27

Join Drs. Lee Hood, John Daitchison, and Jan “Nino” Ramirez for the inaugural "Frontiers in Pediatric Research Lecture" at Seattle Children’s Research Institute to explore phenomic data-driven health's insight into wellness.?https://bit.ly/3tGzBze??? ? ??? Jan. 18 ???3 p.m. ???Building Cure, 1920 Terry Ave., Seattle, WA

We're Thrilled to Announce Our Latest Publication: "The Transition from Genomics to Phenomics in Personalized Population Health" Dive into this compelling read that explores the transformative shift from genomics to phenomics in healthcare. This publication is a key resource for understanding the future of personalized population health, highlighting five fundamental principles: 1. Collect Data Over Time:?Emphasizing the importance of longitudinal data in understanding health trends. 2. Integrate Multiple Data Types:?Showcasing the necessity of combining various data sources for a holistic view. 3. Contextualize Data in Systems:?Understanding how data fits within broader health systems. 4. Translate Insights into Actions:?The critical step of turning research findings into practical health solutions. 5. Ensure Data Are Representative:?Addressing the need for inclusivity and diversity in health data. Read the article here:?https://lnkd.in/dvf9nsDE #HealthScience #MedicalResearch #PublicHealth #HealthcareInnovation #PersonalizedMedicine #Genomics #Phenomics #PopulationHealth #DataDrivenHealth #ScientificPublication

Don’t miss Longevity Week!?Dec 4 – 8. We’re proud to be hosting/participating in events focusing on biomarkers of aging, the longevity ecosystem and longevity clinics.?And don’t forget BAAM Stanford University! Great speakers Biomarkers of Aging Consortium Longevity Global? https://lnkd.in/guerrZ5G