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Ali O Balubaid

Researcher, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

living systems Cellular Networks Tissue Engineering bioscience Mathematical modeling

Ph.D Directed Research at KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology)

Disease researchers have a way with words

1 min read · Sat, Jul 25 2015

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Computer science bioscience computing biology biomedicine

Specialized word search method sheds light on phenotypic similarity of diseases.

Algorithm scours datasets to diagnose medical mysteries

1 min read · Sat, Apr 29 2017

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bioscience Computer science algorithm

A new tool uses genetic and clinical information to find the root cause of unexplained illnesses.

Visualization of brain structures helps to model function

1 min read · Thu, Jan 3 2019

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bioscience

Computer simulations and virtual reality are used by KAUST researchers and collaborators in France to visualize the energetic coupling between neurons and astrocytes and to improve understanding of brain metabolism. The human brain uses more energy than any other organ, accounting for around 20 percent of all glucose-derived energy. Neurons can’t meet their own energy requirements: they depend on supporting glial cells and the neurovascular system to supply various forms of sugar fuel. However, it is still unclear how this neuro-glio-vasculature network manages the brain’s energy demands

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