Precision Medicine, Big Data, and Chemical Engineering

Chair(s):
Datwani, S. S., Labcyte Inc.
Co-chair(s):
Contreras, L. M., The University of Texas at Austin

The prevalence of small devices in clinic and laboratories has led to an explosion of data enabling personal genotyping, precision medicine, and systems biology. This session explores the contribution of chemical engineers to this emerging and promising field.

Papers:
3:30 PM
(222a) Tracking Epitranscriptomics Modifications to Understand Early Health Effects of Oxidative-Prone Air
3:51 PM
(222b) Tunneling Spectroscopy for Sequence and Structural Label Determination in Single DNA and RNA Molecules
4:12 PM
(222c) Profiling Cell-Type-Specific Epigenomic Changes Associated with BRCA1 Mutation in Breast Tissues Using a Low-Input Microfluidic Technology
4:33 PM
(222d) A Metabolomics Approach to Predict Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy
4:54 PM
(222e) An Exposome Connectivity Paradigm for the Mechanistic Assessment of the Effects of Prenatal and Early-Life Exposure to Metals on Neurodevelopment
5:15 PM
(222f) A Systems Approach to Understanding Drug Response in a Heterogeneous Tumor-Cell Population
5:36 PM
(222g) Quantitative Label-Free Interference-Based Phenotyping of Cancer Cells for Liquid Biopsy Applications

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AIChE Members $150.00
AIChE Graduate Student Members Free
AIChE Undergraduate Student Members Free
Non-Members $225.00