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Division Chief Dr. Mark Musen awarded $20 Million for National AI-Enabled Cloud Laboratory Network
Stanford researchers have received $20 million as part of a new $400 million national initiative to build a network of AI-enabled, remotely operated laboratories. Led at Stanford by Mark Musen (pictured), the four-year project brings together collaborators from Purdue University, Morehouse College, and Emerald Cloud Lab to advance automated scientific experimentation. The Stanford team will also develop shared standards that will allow researchers to exchange cloud-lab specifications across the broader network of 20 awardees. The initiative is a core National Science Foundation contribution to the federal Genesis Mission, which seeks to harness AI to accelerate scientific discovery.
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Big Ideas from Stanford Health AI Week
Speakers from academia, industry, government and nonprofits explored developing and implementing artificial intelligence in medicine responsibly, effectively and reliably.
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A New, Faster Test for Sepsis
When a patient shows signs of sepsis, minutes matter. But treating every case the same can lead to overtreatment or deadly delays. Division faculty Purvesh Khatri, PhD, and his team have developed a rapid blood test that helps clinicians make faster, more precise calls.
Medical Digital Twins
Explore how medical digital twins — AI-powered virtual patient models — are transforming healthcare with personalized care, prediction, and prevention. Featuring Computational Medicine faculty Dr. Olivier Gevaert and Dr. Tina Hernandez-Boussard!
KGC 2025 Lifetime Achievement Awarded to Dr. Mark Musen
Division Chief Dr. Mark Musen received the Knowledge Graph Conference 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award in New York for outstanding contributions to the field of knowledge engineering (pictured receiving the award from Prof. Deborah McGuiness of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Congratulations to the Division Chief.
Holistic Evaluation of Large Language Models for Medical Applications
Medical and AI experts build a benchmark for evaluation of LLMs grounded in real-world healthcare needs. The effort features contributions from Computational Medicine faculty Dr. Jonathan Chen and Dr. Nigam Shah and their labs.
Revolutionizing Cancer Diagnosis with SEQUOIA
In this episode, host Rebecca Handler sits down with Computational Medicine faculty member Olivier Gevaert, PhD, to discuss SEQUOIA, a groundbreaking AI tool with the potential to cut costs, save time, and improve health outcomes for cancer patients.
FDA Clearance for TriVerity
Computational Medicine faculty member Dr. Purvesh Khatri and his team, in collaborator Dr. Tim Sweeney successfully got FDA clearance for TriVerity after years of work. TriVerity is a blood based test based on signatures for presence, type, and severity of infection that enables translation from computation analysis to clinical care.
Center for Human Systems Immunology Receives $18.6 Million for Global Immunology Challenges
The Stanford Center for Human Systems Immunology has received a total of $18.6 million in grants from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to tackle some of the world’s biggest infectious disease challenges. Computational Medicine faculty Dr. Purvesh Khatri receives $1.8 million over the next 3 years to build foundational models for human immunology.