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Sage Bionetworks

Tech Moves: Starbucks names CFO; Avanade bolsters C-suite; Tune Therapeutics gets CEO

— Starbucks announced Cathy Smith as its chief financial officer. Smith was most recently at Nordstrom for two years, and has held CFO roles at Bright Health, Target, Express Scripts,… Read More

Trump’s push to freeze funding leaves researchers anxious about delayed scientific breakthroughs

When Luca Foschini, head of Seattle’s Sage Bionetworks, described the impact of the Trump administration’s efforts to freeze federal grants this week, it sounded like a run on the banks… Read More

New website helps engineers find biomedical challenges that crown winning algorithms

There are lots of tasks in biomedicine that are more accurately and efficiently accomplished by a computer than a person — take the detection of breast cancer from a mammogram,… Read More

Tech Moves: Microsoft Teams CVP joins UiPath; Sage Bionetworks names president; and more

— Graham Sheldon, former corporate vice president of product for Microsoft Teams, is now chief product officer of UiPath, an artificial intelligence and automation company. UiPath is based in New… Read More

Seattle nonprofit Sage Bionetworks joins $37M national effort to hunt for Alzheimer’s drugs

Seattle-based nonprofit Sage Bionetworks is leading a heavily funded national effort to find new drugs to fight Alzheimer’s, a disease that has stymied the efforts of big pharma for decades.… Read More

Working Geek: Sage CTO Michael Kellen builds software for medical collaboration and crowdsourcing

As chief technology officer for Sage Bionetworks, Michael Kellen has the rare opportunity to merge the commercial drive of a startup with the mission-driven focus of a nonprofit. Kellen leads… Read More

Working Geek: Sage Bionetworks’ Lara Mangravite brings scientists together to speed discovery

Scientists aren’t known for playing well with others. After all, their world is set up to reward individual accomplishments through journal publications, professorships and grants. Lara Mangravite, president of Sage… Read More

$1.2M crowdsourced contest aims to improve breast-cancer detection through deep machine learning

Breast-cancer screening using mammograms certainly saves lives, but too many women receive false positives from the test and — even worse — some cancers are missed. Now Seattle researchers and… Read More

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DNA quest finds 13 mystery ‘superheroes’ who are shielded from genetic diseases

Hundreds of diseases have been linked to genetic factors, but now scientists say they’ve found some people who stay healthy even though they have disease-causing genes. So what’s their secret?… Read More

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