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 2021 SCHEDULE
Time: 12p-1:00p
Place: All spring 2021 seminars will be remote:
| Date | Speaker | Institution | Host | Presentation Title |
| 1/25 | Purushothama Rao Tata | Duke University | Simon Gregory | Integrated approaches to define cells and cell states in health and disease |
| 2/1 | Ekta Khurana | Cornell University | Yuning Zhang | Non-coding genetic variation in cancer |
| 2/8 | Matthew Hirschey | Duke University | Tim Reddy | Data-drive Hypothesis: a resource for biological discovery |
| 2/15 | Jason Ji | Duke University | Cliburn Chan | Computational Methods for Decoding Gene Regulation in Single Cells |
| 2/22 | Lea A. Geontoro | University of Wisconsin-Madison | Daniel Lew | Inducing rengeneration across animals with dietary supplements |
| 3/1 | Rob Mitra | Washington University in St. Louis | Raluca Gordân | How do transcription factors achieve their specificities in vivo? |
| 3/8 | TBA | |||
| 3/15 | Ethan Garner | Harvard University | Debraj Ghose | Using single-molecule imaging to understand how bacteria grow as rods and control their rate of growth |
| 3/22 | Robert Patro | University of Maryland College Park | Niven Singh | |
| 3/29 | Chongzhi Zang | University of Virginia | Scarlett Zhou | Integrative computational approaches for modeling transcriptional regulation |
| 4/5 | Christina Leslie | Sloan Kettering | Harshit Sahay | |
| 4/12 | TBA |