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CNVSIM: an interpretable copy-number reference atlas for cancer subtyping
Abstract Background: Genome-wide copy-number variation (CNV) profiles provide a structural representation of cancer genomes, but interpreting new profiles within a reusable reference remains challenging. Results: We developed CNVSIM, which organizes CNV profiles into cancer root-specific reference spaces and defines reference subtypes annotated with chromosome-scale and gene-level signatures.
Should You Be Scared of Artificial Intelligence?
Home > Topics > Artificial Intelligence > - October 31, 2024 Request to reuse this Add to my favorites Topics: Artificial Intelligence, Career Development When artificial intelligence is mentioned, it raises all kinds of conflicting emotions in people. The first reaction from many is one of fear—that AI will take away people’s jobs. But over time, we in the project management world have learned that AI actually makes certain tedious parts of our work easier.
Leadership - a Misunderstood Concept?
Stephanie Jaeger, March 13, 2022March 13, 2022, Business and Leadership, When we look around our world, we see all kinds of characters and personalities calling themselves leaders or being perceived as leaders. This can leave one to wonder if there are different ideas about what leadership is. Throughout my long career I have often been left struggling with the approaches perceived leaders used and I kept thinking leadership should be different.
Arming the Fleet: The Compelling Story of a Secret Navy Base in the Desert
In honor of Veterans’ Day, we bring you a compelling story of China Lake, which answers the intriguing question, why would the U.S. Navy build a secret weapons base in the middle of the Mojave Desert? (Answer: It was the least likely place the enemy would look for a naval base!) Nothing is more enjoyable than reading a well-written history book that brings to light the contributions of a highly secretive organization.
Tracking “Big Red One”: NORAD’s Secret Santa Mission [UPDATED]
As Christmas draws near, Government Book Talk revisits one of our most popular blog posts to coincide with the holiday. This article is Part 1 of a series on NORAD’s Santa Tracker by Government Book Talk, and tells the history of how a typo in 1955 holiday ad and a NORAD colonel’s heartwarming response to kids led to NORAD tracking Santa Claus (call sign “Big Red One”).
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