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Erin Conrad

  • Community Engagement Lead, Lilly Architects
Tulsa
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Route 66's culinary history lives on at Oklahoma's classic diners

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By Erin Conrad
| MSN Verified
From fried onion burgers to chicken-fried steak, Oklahoma's stretch of Route 66 has long been known for serving up classic American comfort food. Along the Mother Road, historic diners and restaurants continue to draw travelers looking for a taste of Oklahoma's culinary history. A Family Tradition in Vinita One of those iconic stops is Clanton's Cafe in Vinita, where generations of the Clanton family have been serving hungry travelers for nearly a century.
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Route 66’s culinary history lives on at Oklahoma’s classic diners

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By Erin Conrad
| KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
VINITA, Okla. - From fried onion burgers to chicken-fried steak, Oklahoma’s stretch of Route 66 has long been known for serving up classic American comfort food. Along the Mother Road, historic diners and restaurants continue to draw travelers looking for a taste of Oklahoma’s culinary history. One of those iconic stops is Clanton’s Cafe in Vinita, where generations of the Clanton family have been serving hungry travelers for nearly a century.
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Automated epilepsy and seizure type phenotyping with transformer-based language models

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By Kevin Xie, Daniel Zhou, Erin Conrad, Dan Roth, Brian Litt, Colin Ellis Verified, Ellie Chang, Jacob Korzun
| Nature Verified
Abstract Epilepsy is a common neurologic disorder characterized by recurrent, unprovoked seizures, and detailed phenotypes are essential for treatment selection, prognostication, and outcomes research. Although electronic health records provide rich longitudinal data, structured fields such as diagnostic codes fail to capture these phenotypes, which remain buried in free-text clinical notes.
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