In the news | University of Florida
For people with Type 1 diabetes, it is an ongoing battle: Their immune system goes rogue, killing cells in the pancreas that regulate blood sugar. Now, a University of Florida and King’s College London collaboration has been awarded $3.7 million…
In the news | GeekWire
Every day, thousands of people cross the 520 bridge between Seattle and Bellevue, Wash. But for some of those people, the daily journey is more than just a commute: It is part of a years-long project to create a completely…
In the news | ZDNet
Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies have partnered on an ambitious immunology project that could see diseases diagnosed much faster.
In the news | Official Microsoft Blog
The human immune system is an astonishing diagnostic system, continuously adapting itself to detect any signal of disease in the body. Essentially, the state of the immune system tells a story about virtually everything affecting a person’s health. It may…
In the news | GeekWire
The human immune system is incredibly complex and incredibly smart. Your immune system knows when you’re getting sick, sometimes days, months or even years before the problem is diagnosed.
In the news | MSPowerUser
Microsoft today announced a partnership with Seattle-based Adaptive Biotechnologies to decode human immune system using AI and machine learning with recent breakthroughs in biotechnology. Their goal of the project is to create a universal blood test that reads a person’s…
In the news | Fast Company
Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies hope to pair advances in AI and machine learning with recent breakthroughs in biotechnology to map out the immune system and tap into the body's impressive diagnostic system.
In the news | Puget Sound Business Journal
Microsoft partners with Seattle biotech Adaptive Biotechnologies to map the human immune system.
In the news | Healthcare IT News
Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies announced a joint arrangement to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning with biotechnologies to ultimately decode the human immune system. The deal follows Microsoft and Google each investing in precision medicine startup DNAnexus earlier this week…