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Charlotte's paper embedding on EMR in knowledge networks for early MS diagnosis was accepted to Oxford Academic!

By Charlotte Nelson on January 30, 2022
PhD Candidate Charlotte Nelson just submitted a paper which has been accepted and published to Oxford Academic! You can read her wonderful paper here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34915552/ Congrats!

Adil Harround was recognized as best young presenter at ACTRIMS-ECTRIMS 2020!

September 28, 2020
Adil Harround presented on his work in the Baranzini Lab at the 2020 Virtual ACTRIMS/ECTRRIMS conference. He presented an oral presentation on the how a vitamin D, obesity, and other proteins contribute multiple sclerosis risk. He was among the two young investigators recognized for having the best...

Baranzini Lab's SPOKE Project wins NSF 2019 Cohort Track A Phase II Award!

By Amit Akula on September 24, 2020
The NSF announced the recipients of a $5M award over 2 years for the development of knowledge networks and our SPOKE team is among the winners!

Just Released: SPOKE Explorer is up!

April 15, 2020
The Scalable Precision-medicine Oriented Knowledge Engine (SPOKE) is a comprehensive biomedical knowledge graph connecting a wealth of information from basic molecular research, clinical insights, and many other databases.

Xiaoyuan's paper was accepted in Multiple Sclerosis journal!

April 15, 2020
iMSMS paper accepted in Multiple Sclerosis journal

Congratulations Adil!

February 07, 2020
Adil received National MS Society-American Brain Foundation Clinician Scientist Development Award  Adil also received Francis McNaughton Memorial Prize for Clinical Research, Canadian Neurological Society Adil won Best Young Investigator Oral Presentation, ACTRIMS Forum 2

Congratulations Xiaoyuan!

February 07, 2020
Xiaoyuan was selected to participate in the ACTRIMS Young Scientist Summit.  Xiaoyuan also got ECTRIMS Travel Grants to present her research on microbiome in MS 

SPOKE Project Won NSF Convergence Accelerator Award

October 21, 2019
NSF’s Convergence Accelerator effort is a new capability within NSF to accelerate use-inspired, convergence research in areas of national importance via partnerships between academic and non-academic stakeholders. The C-Accel effort provides a home for this research and advances ideas from concept...

Research Highlights

July 15, 2019
Our cell-specific pathways paper published in Nature Communications was featured in Editor's highlights