Evaluating Benchmark Models with Multi-Omics Approaches for Long-Term Survival (LTS) Prediction Across 23 Cancer Studies
Presenter:Ajay Kumar
Date:09-28-2023
Time:4:00PM-4:30PM
Location:2501 Student Center
Cancer is a major cause of global mortality, necessitating accurate long-term survival (LTS) predictions for patients to optimize treatment strategies and improve prognosis. The advent of high-throughput technologies has facilitated the study of biological systems through multiple omics data, including genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and other omics. Consequently, multi-omics approaches have emerged as promising tools for
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Prototyping a Web-based Interface of Sensor Technologies for Remote Care Coordination and Self-management
Presenter:Katrina Boles
Date:09-28-2023
Time:3:30PM-4:00PM
Location:2501 Student Center
The widespread adoption of consumer sensor technologies, including wearable and in-home sensors, present an opportunity for ambient monitoring of activities of daily living for health and behavioral intervention. Health care professionals (i.e., care coordinators trained as nurses, occupational therapists, and social workers) in the Age-friendly Sustainable Smart and Equitable Technologies for Access for Aging in
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Relationships Between Mortality and Respiratory Health, Medication Usage, Water Disappearance, and Climatic Conditions in Commercial Weaning-To-Finishing Pigs
Presenter:Caleb Grohmann
Date:09-21-2023
Time:4:00PM-4:30PM
Location:2501 MU Student Center
Mortality in pigs is of paramount economic importance to United States pig producers. According to data compiled by MetaFarms SMS and Pork Checkoff in 2022, 21.2% of pigs die before reaching slaughter, and this statistic has increased, in general, over the last 5 years. Although only 6.8% of these losses are attributed to pigs in the
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Enhancing Single Cell RNA-seq Analysis and Annotation for Understanding the Impact of CD137 Agonist on Cancer Immunoprevention through Advanced Informatics Algorithms
Presenter:Yen On Chan
Date:09-21-2023
Time:3:30PM-4:00PM
Location:2501 MU Student Center
SA-4-1BBL, a novel CD137 receptor agonist, has been generated by our group and selected as a promising candidate for preventing cancer progression in research. The SA-4-1BBL demonstrates notable immunoprevention efficacy in diverse tumor models when utilized as a treatment in research subjects. Nevertheless, this efficacy stands in contrast to 3H3, another CD137-targeting antibody, which appears
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Relationships between mortality and respiratory health, medication usage, water disappearance, and climatic conditions in commercial weaning-to-finishing pigs
Presenter:Caleb Grohmann
Date:09-21-2023
Time:4:00PM-4:30PM
Location:2501 MU Student Center
Mortality in pigs is of paramount economic importance to United States pig producers. According to data compiled by MetaFarms SMS and Pork Checkoff in 2022, 21.2% of pigs die before reaching slaughter, and this statistic has increased, in general, over the last 5 years. Although only 6.8% of these losses are attributed to pigs in the
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