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Keep up with the latest news from the NCI Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology (CBIIT) and the data science communities.

Learn more about this position if you, or someone you know, has expertise in bioinformatics and computer science!

The Big Data Scientist Training Enhancement Program is a two-year fellowship led by NCI and the Veterans Health Administration that uses data science to advance cancer research and patient care. Apply by August 31 to join the next cohort in October 2023.

See if this job doing computational biology for cancer research is a good fit for you!

Play a leading role in providing computational and biological insight by analyzing cancer genomics, epigenetics, and proteomics data. Apply to work at NCI today!

Discover how SEER data and statistical models can help personalize oral cancer treatments.

Read the editorial review of a paper outlining the progress and future goals of the Childhood Cancer Data Initiative!

The Cancer Data Service (CDS) Portal is now live. This brings cancer researchers expanded capacity and flexibility when using the NCI data ecosystem.

NCI-funded researchers looked at the impact of racial and ethnic bias on algorithms that help clinicians make more informed decisions when caring for patients with colorectal cancer. They found that removing the race and ethnicity variable could lead to higher bias in the model’s performance.

NCI-funded researchers used artificial intelligence to develop an accurate cancer estimation map for defining tumor margins. They found their model outperformed conventional estimates of tumor margins using imaging alone.

In an NCI-funded study, mammography artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms generated a five-year breast cancer prediction that was better than a clinical risk model.