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What if your immune system could signal when you’re drifting from health—before symptoms start? John Tsang @tsanglab.bsky.social’s paper proposes AI-based immune health metrics that do just that. #CZBiohubNY Yale School of Medicine @AnnuRevImmunol’s latest review ⤵️ doi.org/10.1146/annure…


AI and biology are teaming up to revolutionize how we understand health. In Annual Reviews’ latest issue, we learn how machine learning is decoding immune patterns to forecast vaccine response & disease risk. #CZBiohubNY Yale School of Medicine 📄 Lei & John Tsang @tsanglab.bsky.social 2025 doi.org/10.1146/annure…




Big congrats to #CZBiohubNY President Andrea Califano on receiving Fox Chase Cancer Center’s highest honor—the Stanley P. Reimann Award! The award recognizes Dr. Califano’s groundbreaking work in cancer biology. foxchase.org/news/fox-chase…


Your immune system holds clues to your future health. A new paper by Lei & Tsang (2025) explains how AI is uncovering “immune setpoints”—baseline immune states that forecast disease risk + treatment responses. #CZBiohubNY Yale School of Medicine doi.org/10.1146/annure…




“It’s going to be a very powerful tool for understanding what goes wrong in disease,” says Stephen Quake. “Our goal is to create computational tools so that cell biology goes from being 90% experimental and 10% computational to the other way around.” nature.com/articles/d4158…

Your immune system tells a story—#AI can now help decode it. A new paper from John Tsang @tsanglab.bsky.social maps how ML reveals “immune setpoints” that influence aging, infection outcomes & immune resilience. #CZBiohubNY Yale School of Medicine czi.co/4kkuU2q


What makes people social? In Helen Willsey’ lab, James Schmidt is part of a team studying Koolen-de Vries Syndrome—a rare disorder that affects development, health, and social traits. They’re investigating how the gene KANSL1—and the cilia (📸) it helps build—may play a role
