Cancer Clinical Trial Matching Tool Wins Award
claudeai · x · 2026-07-18
The Gladstone Institutes prize at the hackathon was awarded to Trialign, created by Jules Park and Neil Wang.
This clinical trial matching tool for cancer patients reads medical records to help patients find research studies they are eligible for today.
Related event: Anthropic Concludes Life Sciences Hackathon(4 posts)→
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