Join us on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, for a full day of cardiovascular research, precision medicine, collaboration, and scientific exchange at Aggie Square.
Our center convenes diverse research teams to tackle today's healthcare challenges in data science, clinical care, and more.

The CPMDS proposes a six-session Luncheon Learn Series to be offered during the winter and spring terms.
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Join us on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, for a full day of cardiovascular research, precision medicine, collaboration, and scientific exchange at Aggie Square.
The Center for Precision Medicine and Data Sciences (CPMDS) at UC Davis is a hub for cutting-edge research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovation in precision medicine. Our mission is to leverage advanced multi-omics, artificial intelligence, and computational modeling to drive personalized healthcare solutions and improve patient outcomes.
At CPMDS, we integrate genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and clinical data to redefine diagnostics and therapeutic development. Our research spans AI-driven disease modeling, precision drug discovery, and digital twin models for personalized treatment planning. We work at the intersection of genomics, bioinformatics, pharmacogenomics, and clinical medicine to uncover disease mechanisms and optimize patient-specific interventions.
By fostering collaborations across disciplines, we accelerate the translation of discoveries into clinical applications that enhance health outcomes for diverse populations. Ethical considerations, equitable access, and responsible data use are at the core of our approach.


The 2026 UC Davis Health Summer Internship Program in Precision Medicine and Data Sciences welcomed high school and undergraduate students for an immersive, four-week exploration of the rapidly evolving intersection of biology, medicine and computation. Through hands-on coding, guided workshops and collaborative projects, participants built practical skills across molecular modeling, pharmacology, multiscale physiology, data science and artificial intelligence—learning how integrated approaches can help address complex biomedical challenges.
Students applied these skills to real-world research experiences, from simulating cardiac activity and examining how genetic variation affects protein function to using AI tools such as AlphaFold for protein structure prediction and exploring the design of targeted therapeutics. More than a summer internship, the program encouraged curiosity, collaboration and confidence across disciplines, empowering participants to see themselves as future contributors to precision medicine and data-enabled health care.
The Center for Precision Medicine and Data Sciences provides precision medicine mentorship and training for students and researchers.


Following the announcement of The Physiological Society’s partnership with Elsevier to launch a new journal, we are delighted to introduce the Editor-in-Chief (Colleen E. Clancy) and Deputy Editor in Chief (Vladimir Yarov-Yarovoy) of The Journal of Precision Medicine: Health and Disease.