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Insilicos is developing new biomarkers with the potential to revolutionize medicine, by providing better diagnoses of disease, and by enabling development of new therapies.
We are applying pattern-recognition techniques to proteomics. Pattern-recognition is a mathematical technique to identify patterns in complex data. Proteomics is the study of the different proteins in our bodies, how they break, and how they can be repaired.
Our initial focus is diagnostics and drug research related to cardiovascular disease.
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Insilicos and The Institute for Systems Biology Announce Cloud Computing System
The popular Tran-Proteomic Pipeline software suite is now cloud-computing ready, researchers at Insilicos and the Institute for Systems Biology jointly announced.
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Insilicos Awarded Grant for
Advanced Statistical Methods
The National Institute of General Medical Sciences has awarded Insilicos a grant to study a statistical method called Least Angle Regression, or LARS. LARS is a technique for producing stable predictions from data with a large number of dimensions. Such data is typical of Insilicos' biomedical research.
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Insilicos Appoints Fraley to Senior Scientist Post
Insilicos has appointed Dr. Chris Fraley as Senior Scientist for the company. A specialist in statistical computing and data mining, Dr. Fraley will lead a project to develop predictive models of disease based on advanced statistical techniques.
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Insilicos Awarded Grant to Study Ensemble Learning
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Insilicos $900,000 to apply a statistical approach called Ensemble Learning to biomedical research.
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Insilicos Awarded Grant for Life Science Computing
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Insilicos a grant to improve medical research data management software.
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Insilicos Wins NIH Grant for Manufacturing
Insilicos has been awarded an NIH Manufacturing Assistance Program (MAP) grant to develop procedures for handling diagnostic blood samples.
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Insilicos Heart Disease Project Wins Research Funding
Washington Technology Center has awarded Research and Technology Development funding based on a proposal from Insilicos in collaboration with the University of Washington.
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