Computational biology and Bioinformatics Seminars in Bordeaux

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The Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Lab of the IBGC, Bordeaux organises seminars that take place on Tuesdays, at 2pm, in the CGFB lecture hall (unless otherwise indicated).

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24/01 Antonin Marchais : Spatial characterization of the immune infiltrate in Osteosarcoma

In this seminar, Antonin MARCHAIS from the Pediatric Precision Medicine and Experimental Therapeutics at Institut Gustave Roussy will present his work on spatial organization of infiltrate in Osteosarcoma at the Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Lab in Bordeaux

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6/12 Human and viral genomics of infections

In this talk Vincent Pedergnana will present results from his research on hepatitis C virus and dengue virus using novel biostatistical approaches.

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29/11 Phyloformer: towards fast and accurate phylogeny estimation with self-attention networks

Seminar by Laurent Jacob (CNRS Lyon) "Phyloformer: towards fast and accurate phylogeny estimation with self-attention networks"

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8/11 - Fridolin Gross: Predicting microRNA targets using a biochemical model combined with machine learning

In this seminar Fridolin Gross will present his work on predicting microRNA targets using a biochemical model combined with machine learning

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31/05 - Kateryna Makova: Explaining and predicting disease occurrence from omics data

In this seminar, Pr. Kateryna Makova from Penn State University will present her work on the prediction of disease occurrence from omics data at the Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Lab in Bordeaux

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12/04 - Samuel Chaffron (Tara Oceans) : Les Modèles De Réseau De Plancton

Présentation de SAMUEL CHAFFRON au Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Lab de bordeaux sur la communauté microbienne dans l'océan mondial

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22/03 - Laurent Tichit (IMM) : Random Walk with Restart on Multilayer Biological Networks

In this seminar, Dr. Laurent Tichit from Université D’aix-Marseille will present his work on random walk with restart on multilayer biological networks at Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Lab in Bordeaux

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01/03 - Emilien Peltier (ISVV) : Inheritance, Phenotypic Variation, And Missing Heritability Hidden Behind The Mitochondrial Genome

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18/01 - Clémence Frioux (PLEIADE) : Modélisation discrète du métabolisme, des organismes individuels aux écosystèmes microbiens

In this seminar, Clémence FRIOUX from the INRIA research team PLEIADE will present her work on Discrete modeling of metabolism, from individual organisms to microbial ecosystems at the Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Lab in Bordeaux