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Big Data in Medicine: Exemplars and Opportunities in Data Science - Slides

Integrating Chemical and Biological Data for Drug Discovery

Andreas Bender, Department of Chemistry

Mapping the information processing pathways of the cortex: challenges and opportunities

Andrew Thwaites, Psychology Dept, Cambridge University & MRC-CBSU

Smartphones, Big Data, and Psychiatry

Conor Farrington, Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research, Institute of Public Health

Statistical tools for single cell gene expression analysis

Daphne Ezer, Department of Genetics/Cambridge Systems Biology Centre

Limitations of de-identification: no reason not to share data

Neil Walker, Department of Medical Genetics

About us

The Cambridge Big Data Strategic Research Initiative brings together researchers from across the University to address challenges presented by our access to unprecedented volumes of data. Our research spans all six Schools of the University, from the underlying fundamentals in mathematics and computer science, to applications ranging from astronomy and bioinformatics, to medicine, social science and the humanities

In parallel, our research addresses important issues around law, ethics and economics, in order to apply Big Data to solve challenging problems for society.

Cambridge Big Data supports collaboration and knowledge transfer in this growing field. 

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