Stanford Pathology News
- – SF Chronicle
Stanford scientists detect new COVID variant in California as U.S. moves to tighten vaccine access
– SF ChronicleStanford scientists detect new COVID variant in California as U.S. moves to tighten vaccine access
In California, scientists at the Stanford Clinical Virology Laboratory confirmed the state’s first known infection on April 17, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...
– Department of PathologyCongratulations Ruben Luo, PhD, Michael S. Bereman Mid-Career Investigator Awardee!
We are excited to announce Dr. Ruben Luo as the 2025 recipient of the the Michael S. Bereman Award for Clinical Science Innovation by a Mid-Career Investigator. His groundbreaking work in advancing top-down mass spectrometry techniques and coupling label-free optical sensing with mass spectrometry...
– Department of PathologyCongratulations to outstanding resident Minami Tokuyama's achievement at USCAP 2025!
Minami's award-winning presentation, titled "DNA Methylation Profiling of Uterine Mesenchymal Tumors Suggests Adenosarcomas Are a Heterogeneous Group of Neoplasms," highlights her innovative research in understanding the complexities of uterine tumors. This significant recognition...
– ScienceDisease Diagnostics Using Machine Learning of B Cell and T Cell Receptor Sequences
"It was a great collaborative effort led by graduate student Maxim Zaslavsky (Stanford Pathology) with co-first author Erin Craig (Stanford Biomedical Data Science), involving faculty within Stanford (particularly Anshul Kundaje of Computer Science and Rob Tibshirani of Statistics) and a number of colleagues at other institutions" — Scott Boyd