Our Mission
The mission is to improve health, prolong life, and reduce illness and disability by understanding the nature and behavior of living systems through machine learning algorithms.
As a result of the brilliant research gathered and discovered by the National Institutes of Health, our goals were clearly defined.
- To foster fundamental discoveries and innovative research strategies, ultimately protecting and improving health. It's imperative to encourage exploration of novel ideas and creative solutions.
- Increasing our knowledge base in medical science and related fields will enhance the Nation's economy and ensure that public investments in research continue to pay off.
- Promoting scientific integrity, public accountability, and social responsibility. For example, researchers are encouraged to make data, materials, and methods used in their research publicly available in order to promote transparency and trust in the scientific process.
- For the sake of humanity to be able to prevent disease, scientific human and physical resources must be developed, maintained, and renewed. This means that a strong infrastructure must be in place to ensure that the public has access to the information, tools, and services necessary to maintain their health and prevent the spread of disease. This includes adequate funding for public health research, healthcare services, and public health education.