The invited speakers of this meeting will be talking about a wide variety of topics related to bioinformatics. Here are the titles of their talks:
- Patrick Aloy: Extending the small molecule similarity principle to all levels of biology
- Aedin Culhane: Matrix Factorization approaches for data integration. Towards better gene set and pathway analysis.
- Thijs Ettema: The origin of complex cells
- Sofia Forslund: Confounder-aware systems medical approaches
- Erik Garrison: Linking sequence and variation in large graphical pangenomes
- Laurent Gatto: Probabilistic mapping of the sub-cellular proteome
- Nick Loman: Strain tracking with metagenomics to understand pathogen transmission
- Ashley Lu: Spatial and temporal transcriptomics reveal microglia-astroglia crosstalk in the amyloid--β plaque cell niche of Alzheimer’s disease
- Klaus Mayer: The genomes of human civilization
- Rohit Pappu: Charge regulation in intrinsically disordered proteins
- Helen Parkinson: Ontologies in the wild
- Evangelia Petsalaki: Studies of context-specific cell signalling
- Sushmita Roy: Regulatory network dynamics in developmental and evolutionary lineages
- Nikolai Slavov: High-throughput single-cell proteomics quantifies the emergence of macrophage heterogeneity
- Roser Vento: The female reproductive atlas: one cell at a time
- Olga Vitek: Statistical methods for mass spectrometry and proteomics
- Daifeng Wang: Interpretable machine learning approaches for understanding functional genomics in the human brain
For more information about the speakers and the program please visit the conference website.
