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Jonathan James

As an assistant editor for The Translational Scientist, I can combine two of my passions; translational science research and science communication. Having thrown myself into various editing and other science communication gigs whilst at University I came to realise the importance of good quality content that delivers in an exciting and engaging way.

Content by Jonathan James:

Inside the Lab Biochemistry and molecular biology

Super Method Seeks Cancer's Kryptonite

| Jonathan James

The combination of genome-scale CRISPR experiments and powerful computational approaches has created a Cancer Dependency Map

Diagnostics Biochemistry and molecular biology

IVF ID

| Jonathan James

A neural network called STORK can predict embryo quality with over 90 percent accuracy, offering fresh hope for successful in vitro fertilization.

Diagnostics Analytical science

Now Streaming: Spectral Simplification

| Jonathan James

An algorithm originally developed for Netflix shows promise to improve the diagnostic applications of Raman spectroscopy.

Inside the Lab Genetics and epigenetics

Load Versus Response

| Jonathan James

Higher tumor mutational burden is linked to improved survival across multiple cancer types.

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

Fiber Fantastic

| Jonathan James

Michael Tanner discusses new fiber-optic technology and how it can be applied to disease diagnosis in the lung and other organs.

Diagnostics Liquid biopsy

IAs – IDed

| Jonathan James

The transcriptome of circulating neutrophils may contain a signature that allows the early detection of intracranial aneurysms via blood test

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

IEM Identification

| Jonathan James

Combining metabolomics and DNA sequencing could be the key to discovering new inborn errors of metabolism in children.

Inside the Lab Precision medicine

PREDICTive Power

| Jonathan James

Prostate cancer prognosis presents a challenge – but a new algorithmic tool may help personalize predictions

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

FDISCO

| Jonathan James

A new tool in the pathologist’s arsenal might facilitate 3D imaging of tissues and organs

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