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.
Fall 2021 SCHEDULE
Time: 12 - 1 P.M.
Place: All fall 2021 seminars will be remote via Zoom
Meeting ID: Zoom Meeting ID: 933 3989 3752; Passcode: 608166
Contact: Tasha Allison
Date | Speaker | Institution | Host | Presentation Title |
August 30 | Xiaoyu Song | Mount Sinai | Changxin Wan |
A statistical method for cell-type specific transcriptome-wide association study with bulk mammary tissue for breast cancer risk |
September 13 | Bo Lu | UT Southwestern | Scarlett Zou |
Antigen-independent de novo prediction of cancer-associated T cells for non- invasive cancer detection |
September 20 | Wouter Meulemann | Altius Institute | Harshit Sahay |
Mapping and Navigating the Human Regulatory Genome |
September 27 | TBA | |||
October 11 | TBA | |||
October 18 | Matthew Bennett | Rice University | Lingchong You |
Multicellular synthetic biology: Understanding the design principles of intercellular communication |
October 25 | Britta Velten | German Cancer Research Center | Kim Roche/Harshit Sahay | Probabilistic models for an integrative analysis of multi-omics data |
November 1 | Sara Mostafavi | University of Washington | Veronica Russell | Machine learning as an assay for high-dimensional biology |
November 8 | Edouard Hannezo | Institute of Science & Technology | Stefano Di Talia | TBA |
November 15 | Lea Goentoro | University of Wisconsin -Madison | Danny Lew | Promoting appendage or limb regeneration |
November 22 | Chloe-Agathe Azencott | Mines ParisTech | Devang Thakkar | TBA |
November 29 | TBA | |||
December 6 | Muhammad H. Zaman | Boston University | Christian Richardson | Systems Level Understanding and Modeling of Antimicrobial Resistance in Complex Public Health Environments: From Molecular Mechanisms to Government Policy |