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Resources: Idea Submissions

Participants are asked to provide preliminary discussion topics in advance of the meeting. These ideas should be submitted on the template that can be accessed by either clicking on a participant’s name as it appears below or by clicking on Submit Idea in the Action column. Once the template is completed, it can be posted by hitting the “submit” button. All completed templates will be posted to this website so participants can view each others’ ideas.

Participant Name	Institution	No. of Ideas	Ideas Submitted	Action
Robert Califf	Duke University	2	Human Systems Biology Consortium Comprehensive Human Disease State Models	Submit Idea
Rex Chisholm	Northwestern University	1	A US National Cohort for Health, Genomics and Environment	Submit Idea
J. David Creswell	Carnegie Mellon University	1	Understanding and treating established social risk factors	Submit Idea
J. Randall Curtis	Harborview Medical Center/University of Washington	1	Interdisciplinary approach to improving care for patients with serious illness	Submit Idea
Catherine Dulac	Harvard	2	Novel technology to generate fast, efficient and muti-gene (>3) targeting and KOs male and female biology, beyond reproduction	Submit Idea
Ronald Evens	Washington University School of Medicine	0	No Idea Submitted	Submit Idea
Andrew Feinberg	Johns Hopkins	1	Experimental Models of Evolution in Medicine	Submit Idea
Linda Griffith	MIT	1	Parsing and Engineering the Matrisome and Mucosume	Submit Idea
John Groopman	Johns Hopkins School of Public Health	2	Inflammation and Chronic Disease Genes and Exposures in Chronic Diseases	Submit Idea
Ed Harlow	Harvard University	0	No Idea Submitted	Submit Idea
Adron Harris	University of Texas, Austin	1	Non-coding RNA and brain function	Submit Idea
Simon Kasif	Boston University	1	Computational Bridges to Experiments (COMBREX)	Submit Idea
Brian Kotzin	Amgen	1	Mouse Models Relevant to Human Disease	Submit Idea
Daniel Kraft	Singularity University	1	Intelligence Augmentation - leveraging big data into the clinic	Submit Idea
Naa Oyo Kwate	Rutgers	1	Health and the American City	Submit Idea
Richard Lang	University of Cincinnati	1	The role of light exposure in development, health and disease	Submit Idea
Corinna Loeckenhoff	Cornell University	2	Incentivizing sound research practices and addressing the file drawer effect Translating basic decision-making research to applied settings	Submit Idea
Miriah Meyer	University of Utah	1	Data Analysis for the Individual: Addressing the Long Tail of Biology	Submit Idea
Richard Morimoto	Northwestern University	0	No Idea Submitted	Submit Idea
Sheila Murphy	USC Annenberg	1	Addressing the Elephant in the Room: Identifying and overcoming health literacy-related barriers to informed health decision-making	Submit Idea
Kristala Jones Prather	MIT	1	A generalized approach towards real-time in vivo metabolite biosensors	Submit Idea
John Reed	Sanford Burnham	1	1. Comprehensively de-orphanizing highly druggable Classes of targets, 2. Chemical modulators of the metabolome, 3. Technologies for rendering iPS cell-based models ("disease in dish") amenable to high throughput biology, 4. -generation "connectivity maps" -- multidimensional annotation of medicines	Submit Idea
Daria Mochly-Rosen	Stanford University	2	SPARK progressing academic research breakthroughs to the clinic with industry experts Centers for the Study of Drug Attrition In Vivo	Submit Idea
Sebastian Seung	MIT	1	Petascale connectomics	Submit Idea
Shannon Wiltsey Stirman	VA/Boston University	2	Implementation Science Stress and health: Understanding the role and implications of biological, social, cultural, and behavioral factors	Submit Idea
Clifford Woolf	Harvard Medical School	2	Transcription factor codes to produce human neuronal subtypes Evidence-based disease diagnosis	Submit Idea

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