So this is exciting. In the spirit of trying new (and sometimes groundbreaking) things, there is going to be a Linnea Olson Hackathon.
What’s this, you ask? Well, a novel approach to coming up with treatment options. Suggested to me by my friend Bryce Olson, engineered by my (new) friend Brad Power and CancerHacker Lab, it will involve a release of all my data, an attempt to refine what we already know (blood biopsies) and a major crowdsourcing effort.
Invitations are going out but anyone is welcome—I would love to have some patients onboard. There is a launch tomorrow (4/9) in the form of a zoom meeting at noon EST. If you would like to join, indicate so here or shoot me a message and I shall send you the link (we are doing it this way for logistical purposes; I apologize for making you jump through a hoop). If you can’t make it tomorrow but still want to be involved, follow the link and sign up—this is not a one off.
And if you simply want to watch, that’s fine too. I shall be posting developments here and hopefully we all will learn something new.
To science—outside of the box!
Love to see this hackathon; I represent kidney cancer patients, who have a mix of diseases, a mix of mutations, and a lack of treatments.
Peggyzuckerman@gmail.com
I’m interested- love out of the box thinking!
Such a terrific idea! Hope something groundbreaking will come out of it for you!❤️
Let’s HACK this thing!!! Happy to support you. You are my hero!
This is so “Linnea” ,I’m excited by this and hopeful as well!✊🏽❤️
Brilliant! Bold! Brave! Would love to be a part of this as a fellow lung cancer patient. As ever, cheering you on! Let me know if I can help in any way.
leslie.lachance@gmail.com
I’d love to join the zoom
I’d love to join the zoom