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Horizon Newsletter – July 2025

We’re excited to launch our new dedicated forensics website designed to make working with Signature Science easier and more efficient than ever before!  The new website features: Comprehensive Forensic DNA Testing Services - In-depth information on our full suite of forensic DNA testing capabilities Streamlined Communication - Simplified case submission and contact forms... MORE
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Our Interns’ Summer with SigSci Forensics

Each summer, Signature Science, LLC welcomes at least one intern to assist with research in our Center for Advanced Genomics (CAG). The research and validations performed at the CAG are shared with the forensic community in the form of open-source software, accessible publications, and conference workshops and presentations, and support... MORE
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Horizon Newsletter – April 2025

Accredited FGG Services to Better Serve You! Signature Science’s Advanced Genomics Laboratory has been accredited by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) to the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 quality standard for forensic testing of Single-Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs). As part of the accreditation process, our laboratory successfully passed ANAB’s assessment with zero non-conformances... MORE
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PLANES: Plausibility Analysis of Epidemiological Signals – Published in “PLoS One”

Abstract:Methods for reviewing epidemiological signals are necessary to building and maintaining data-driven public health capabilities. We have developed a novel approach for assessing the plausibility of infectious disease forecasts and surveillance data. The PLANES (PLausibility ANalysis of Epidemiological Signals) methodology is designed to be multi-dimensional and flexible, yielding an overall score based on... MORE
Stylized human head sneezing with virus molecules coming out of nose. Text reads: "rplanes - Open Source Publication Now Available."

PLANES: Plausibility Analysis of Epidemiological Signals – Published in “PLoS One”

Abstract:Methods for reviewing epidemiological signals are necessary to building and maintaining data-driven public health capabilities. We have developed a novel approach for assessing the plausibility of infectious disease forecasts and surveillance data. The PLANES (PLausibility ANalysis of Epidemiological Signals) methodology is designed to be multi-dimensional and flexible, yielding an overall score based on... MORE
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Signature Science selected for GSA Unrestricted OASIS+ Research and Development Contract

AUSTIN, TEXAS – March 04, 2025 - Signature Science, LLC is a recipient of an award under the General Services Administration (GSA) Unrestricted OASIS+ (One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus) contract vehicle. The company has a prime award in the Research and Development domain.OASIS+ is a “Best-in-Class” (BIC) government-wide,... MORE