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Schofield's work in machine learning has been recognized by the national institute for data science and artificial intelligence

A faster and more accurate method of identifying which of an individual’s genes are associated with particular symptoms has been developed by a team of researchers from the UK and Saudi Arabia. This new approach could enable scientists to take advantage of recent developments in genome sequencing to improve diagnosis and potential treatment options.

The award is sponsored by Pistoia Alliance, a group of life science industry experts.

The ability to reproduce experimental findings remains essential for the forward movement of science and the application of laboratory findings to the clinic, says Paul Schofield in an article on the journal Disease Models and Mechanisms