The Computational Biology Seminar is a weekly series of seminars on topics in computational biology presented by invited speakers, Duke faculty, and CBB doctoral and certificate graduate students.
Spring 2022 SCHEDULE
Time: 12 - 1 P.M.
Place: All spring 2022 seminars will be remote via Zoom
Meeting ID: 955 2998 5541; Passcode: 836654
Contact: Tasha Allison
| Date | Speaker | Institution | Host | Presentation Title |
| January 24 | Iman Hajirasouliha | Cornell University | Scarlett Zou | Algorithms for single-cell tumor phylogeny inference and deep learning imaging models for tumor purity estimation |
| January 31 | Catherine Tcheandjieu | Stanford University | Melyssa Minto | The Benefit of Diverse Populations for Genetic Discovery in Coronary Artery Disease |
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| March 14 | Sarel Fleishmann | Weizmann Institute | Harshit Sahay | Evolutionarily feasible paths linking two ultrahigh specificity binding pairs revealed by protein design |
| March 21 | Stephen Williams | 10x Genomics | Devang Thakkar | Unraveling the tumor microenvironment using spatial transcriptomics |
| March 28 | Amy Keating | MIT | Harshit Sahay | Navigating landscapes of protein interaction specificity using data-driven models |
| April 4 | Justin Kinney | Cold Springs Harbor Laboratory | Kim Roche | Massively parallel reporter assays, machine learning, and the biophysics of gene regulation |
| April 11 | Jichun Xie |
Duke University |
An accurate and robust method to annotate cell types and their structures | |
| April 18 | Van Savage | UCLA | Amy Goldberg | The Complexity-Stability Continuum: Calculating collapse and impacts of consumption constraints, body size, and charging temperature |
| April 25 | Stirling Churchman | Harvard University | TBA |