ISB Frontiers in Computational Biology Symposium: AI, Multi-Omics, and the Future of Human Health

Computational biology has been at the heart of ISB’s approach to science since our founding, providing new ways to understand the complexity of human biology and disease. Today, advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning, single-cell and spatial technologies, multi-omics, and mechanistic modeling are rapidly expanding what is possible.

The ISB Frontiers in Computational Biology Symposia Series brings together leading scientists from ISB, the Seattle research community, and institutions across the country to explore where the field is headed next. Through a day of scientific presentations and discussion, researchers will share emerging approaches for turning increasingly complex biological data into deeper understanding of biological systems, disease mechanisms, and human health.

The 2026 symposium, themed “AI, Multi-Omics, and the Future of Human Health,” will be held on December 9, 2026. Join us in person at ISB in Seattle, or stream the presentations and discussions via our virtual offering.

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