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DNAstack introduces Questions to improve health outcomes through real-time global collaboration
DNAstack-led Consortium Launches $17.5M Initiative to Advance AI in Genomics and Health
DNAstack Introduces Instruments at ASHG 2024
PacBio Announces the HiFi Solves Sub-fertility Consortium in Asia Pacific
DNAstack Partners with The Michael J. Fox Foundation and ASAP to Uncover the Roots of Parkinson’s Disease
DNAstack Wins Health Privacy Leadership Award
World’s Largest Autism Genome Database Expands
Autism Speaks’ MSSNG database, the world’s largest autism whole-genome dataset powered by DNAstack software, recently expanded to include an additional 2,489 fully sequenced genomes in the project’s cloud-based dataset. Genomic data is now available for 13,801 individuals, including over 6,000 autistic people and over 7,000 of their family members.
Target ALS and DNAstack Expand Network By Connecting New Natural History Study
Target ALS, a nonprofit organization that breaks down barriers to accelerate research for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), has added a Natural History Study Collection to their recently launched data platform powered by Omics AI. The platform provides no-strings-attached access to comprehensive datasets and analysis tools to fuel discovery of treatments and biomarkers for ALS.
DNAstack Announces Partnership on AI with Vector Institute
The Future is Federated
DNAstack Partners with Target ALS to Launch Groundbreaking Data Platform
Target ALS, a nonprofit organization that breaks down barriers to accelerate research for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), has launched a first-of-its-kind data portal to provide no-strings-attached access to comprehensive datasets and analysis tools to fuel discovery of treatments and biomarkers for ALS.
DNAstack announces a new ISO standard, Requirements for interoperable systems for genomic surveillance
Today, we’re excited to announce a new ISO standard, Requirements for interoperable systems for genomic surveillance.Genomic surveillance combined with rapid realtime data sharing is the most important tool we have for detecting and stopping the spread of infectious diseases, like COVID.
DNAstack launches Workflows marketplace to unify omics analysis
DNAstack launches Omics AI to power insights from global federated networks
Toronto, Ontario — DNAstack today launched Omics AI, a revolutionary new software suite for omics and health research.
Omics AI makes scientific discoveries faster and more powerful by enabling insights across federated networks of data, in compliance with open standards by the Global Alliance for Genomics & Health (GA4GH). The system is being used by world leading pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, universities, patient advocacy groups, funders, sequencing facilities, government agencies, and consortiums to grow collaborative networks in diverse areas of research.
DNAstack launches Neuroscience AI to accelerate collaborative research and discovery
Neuroscience AI will enable researchers to make discoveries from larger and more diverse datasets than ever before.
Toronto, Ontario — DNAstack and partners today launched Neuroscience AI, a new federated platform for collaborative neuroscience research. By enabling privacy-preserving AI-powered insights across distributed networks of data, Neuroscience AI will enable researchers to make discoveries from larger and more diverse datasets than ever before. The platform is being used to advance collaborative research in autism by connecting global members of the Autism Sharing Initiative.
DNAstack to lead expansion of Canadian platform for federated AI-powered insights in genomics and precision health
The new project will help expand federated, AI-powered insights across distributed networks of genomics and health data.
Toronto, Ontario — Today, a Canadian consortium led by DNAstack is announcing the launch of a new project to expand the development of a software platform to enable federated, AI-powered insights across networks of genomics and health data. The Canadian Platform for Genomics & Precision Health (CP4GPH) is a $14.5M initiative co-funded by Digital that brings together domain experts with a shared vision to deliver better outcomes for Canadians by making it easier to connect and analyze exponentially growing volumes of distributed genomics and health data. The project builds upon the multi-award-winning software platform developed by its partners as part of previous collaborations.
DNAstack named Company of the Year by Life Sciences Ontario
Pacific Biosciences Says More Sequencers in Development Pipeline, Outlines Future Growth Plans
David Miller, PacBio VP of product marketing, highlighted the company’s partnerships, including with Hamilton, Miroculus, the Broad Institute, Twist Biosciences, Google Health, DNAnexus, and DNAstack, for various companion offerings to enhance its sequencing workflow.