CHOP Department of Biomedical & Health Informatics

CHOP researchers emphasize benefits and risks of Generative AI at different stages of childhood development. Read about it here: chop.edu/news/chop-rese…

An Atlas into Pediatric Neuroimmunity | Beyond the Ion Channel Rare disease in child neurology is often framed as genetics. Yet some conditions are immune-mediated. Biobanking matters. epilepsygenetics.blog/2026/02/23/an-…

We’ve had some incredible presentations during our Informatics Talks series. Check them out here: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

PRESS RELEASE: Researchers at CIRP and @CARautism at @ChildrensPhila collab with faculty at @UPenn Perelman School of Medicine and @uabsoph, find that autistic teens have specific anxiety and sensory issues that need to be addressed when learning to drive chop.edu/news/childrens…

Do you treat peds patients w/ kidney stones? Don't miss a 1 hr webinar w/ Dr. Gregory Tasian who will discuss PKIDS trial results, the largest study ever conducted for youth undergoing kidney stone surgery. To learn more and join the webinar, email PKIDS@chop.edu.

.@ChildrensPhila researchers are exploring how to increase implementation of supraglottic airways in delivery room resuscitation, leveraging CHOP’s unique expertise in neonatal resuscitation and implementation science. Learn more on Cornerstone: ms.spr.ly/6015tyPWZ

User-centered design can do more than guide user interface design—it can inform machine learning model development. Applied to NICU sepsis prediction, this approach revealed 41 model improvements. 👉 doi.org/10.1055/a-2618…

Registration is still open for our 10th Annual MidAtlantic Conference! Register here: midatlanticbioinformatics.org

Happy #NationalResearchAdministratorDay to our amazing community of administrators and managers at @ChildrensPhila Research Institute! Without you, our bench to bedside breakthroughs simply would not be possible.

Meet Dr. Peter Zhang, a #clinicalinformatics fellow in @ChildrensPhila's @CHOPDBHi, as he shares the projects that have shaped his experience at CHOP, and how the program has supported his career and personal journey. ms.spr.ly/6019sqGD5

Today is the last day to submit your poster for the 2025 MidAtlantic Bioinformatics Conference! Learn more: midatlanticbioinformatics.org

Dr. Tamar Sofer (@tamar_sofer ) will be presenting at this year's MidAtlantic Bioinformatics Conference! There's still time to register and submit your poster! midatlanticbioinformatics.org

Publication: Working with @ChildrensPhila , @seattlechildren researchers used a sociotechnical analysis to adapt and implement the Family Bridge program at other hospitals. Read more here: doi.org/10.1542/hpeds.…

We're excited to announce the first pediatric tracker of inaccurate medical information in children’s health. We are turning the topics into clear, trustworthy, science-based information in a video series called Pediatric Health Chat. See what's coming: ms.spr.ly/6016seVDk.

Don't forget to submit your abstracts!

🚨 2 WEEKS LEFT! Poster submissions for the 2025 MidAtlantic Bioinformatics Conference are due September 15, 2025! Showcase your research—submit now: midatlanticbioinformatics.org #Bioinformatics #MABC2025

The placental mirror – methylation and neurodevelopment in congenital heart disease – Beyond the Ion Channel ...we just published our blog post on our recent publication on neuronal signatures in umbilical cord blood methylation patterns. epilepsygenetics.blog/2025/08/24/the…

We are excited to have Dr. Valen (@davidvanvalen) present at our 10th Annual MidAtlantic Bioinformatics Conference! For more info, please visit midatlanticbioinformatics.org

One month left to submit your posters! See details below. #midatlanticbioinformatics #Bioinformatics

Chasing the Demosthenes gene – the complex genetics of stuttering | Beyond the Ion Channel ...we just published our blog post on the largest genetic study on stuttering to date. epilepsygenetics.blog/2025/08/13/cha…