Cracking the Cancer Code
In an age where data are everywhere, harnessing the power of data science can be a catalyst for groundbreaking discoveries in the fight against cancer. Welcome to the Cracking the Cancer Code podcast where we explore the latest in cancer data science. As a part of the ITCR Training Network (itcrtraining.org), we’re a small team of individuals who are working to democratize data science education in the hopes of catalyzing cancer research and ultimately fighting health inequities in cancer.
The ITCR Training Network (and this podcast) is supported by NCI UE5CA254170 but the views expressed on this podcast are those of the individuals who expressed them and do not reflect the views of our funders.
Find out more about the ITCR Training Network at https://www.itcrtraining.org/
Cracking the Cancer Code
Latest Episodes
ITCR training network: a love letter
In this final episode, we discuss how the ITCR training network came to be, our thoughts and feelings about the program, and our hopes for the future of cancer research training.
AI across institutions: the cancer AI alliance
In this episode, we sit down with Brian Bot from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center to discuss the Cancer AI Alliance (CAIA), a pioneering initiative designed to streamline and secure data sharing for AI research.
AI in the lab: from tweezers to spoons
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Obi Griffith from Washington University about how AI is currently impacting cancer research in the lab and how it may influence the future of cancer research.
Cracking the Cancer Code -- We are paused
Hello listeners, we are sorry to say we have to pause temporarily. We hope we will be bringing you more content soon. In the meantime please see our resources on https://www.itcrtraining.org/
You can follow the rules but still be unethical
In this episode of Cracking the Cancer Code, we discuss critical role of ethics in cancer research data management. Dr. Jody Platt discusses with us how researchers navigate patient consent, data sharing, and privacy protection in an era of rap...
