Marina Sirota's guest appearances

Marina Sirota

Carry the One Radio: The Science Podcast

MODCAST

Andrew Huberman

Adam Gazzaley

Cori Bargmann

Dan Hart

Susan Lynch

Jason Triplett

Barry Taylor

Dilys Walker

Mike Reid

Keith Foster

Katherine Hatcher

Brad Voytek

Charles Zuker

Richard Schneider

Lisa Stowers

OwlTail

Dr. Marina Sirota, principal investigator at the March of Dimes Prematurity Research Center at UCSF, and colleagues Dr. Tomiko Oskotsky and Dr. Jonathan Golob discuss using big data to launch a DREAM Challenge that succeeded in creating two predictive models for preterm birth risk.

<p>Dr. Marina Sirota, principal investigator at the March of Dimes Prematurity Research Center at UCSF, and colleagues Dr. Tomiko Oskotsky and Dr. Jonathan Golob discuss using big data to launch a DREAM Challenge that succeeded in creating two predictive models for preterm birth risk.</p>

Dr. Marina Sirota et al. on Big Data Analysis and Preterm Birth Risk Prediction

Welcome to Women in Science, a special series in honor of Women’s History Month. Join us each Monday in March as we hear from women making great strides in their fields, from reproductive health justice to animal evolution. We’ll learn about the challenges they’ve faced in their journeys, explore the importance of representation, and see how women on the forefront of science and medicine lift up others and build toward a better tomorrow.In the fifth and final episode of this series, we’re featuring Dr. Marina Sirota, an assistant professor at the Bakar Computational Health Sciences Institute at UCSF. We talk about how one can use troves of data to make important medical discoveries–  but also about the challenges of leveraging so much information. Among other things, we also discuss the rewards of introducing young girls to the beauty of data science, and what it’s like to transition between industry and academia.

Welcome to Women in Science, a special series in honor of Women’s History Month. Join us each Monday in March as we hear from women making great strides in their fields, from reproductive health justice to animal evolution. We’ll learn about the challenges they’ve faced in their journeys, explore the importance of representation, and see how women on the forefront of science and medicine lift up others and build toward a better tomorrow.<br/>In the fifth and final episode of this series, we’re featuring Dr. Marina Sirota, an assistant professor at the Bakar Computational Health Sciences Institute at UCSF. We talk about how one can use troves of data to make important medical discoveries–  but also about the challenges of leveraging so much information. Among other things, we also discuss the rewards of introducing young girls to the beauty of data science, and what it’s like to transition between industry and academia.

Women in Science: Dr. Marina Sirota