Oberseminar Computational Genomics

Module IN2122

Lecturer Julien Gagneur

Room tba

Time Wednesdays, 9:00 - 10:30

Timetable

Wed, Oct 13 Kim Anh Lilian Le

Integration of multi-omics data in cancer driver gene prediction

Wed, Oct 20 Daniela Klaproth-Andrade De Novo Sequencing with Combinatorial Optimization and Deep Learning
Wed, Nov 3 Ines Scheller

Detection of aberrant molecular events in -omics data

Wed, Nov 17 Pedro Tomaz da Silva Uncovering the link between mRNA translation and degradation across tissues and its underlying mechanisms
Wed, Nov 24 Michaela Müller Aberrant expression and splicing in non-coding RNAs
Wed, Dec 1 Laura Martens Predicting scATAC-seq from scRNA-seq using sequence based models
Wed, Dec 8 Christian Mertes The German Human Genome-Phenome Archive (GHGA) – A national infrastructure for secure archival and community-driven analysis of omics data
Wed, Dec 15 Karoline Lutz Functional consequences of aberrant splicing in rare disease
Wed, Jan 12 Yanik Bruns Predicted in vivo RNA structures improve seq-based RBP models
Wed, Jan 19 Johannes Hingerl Deep Learning for De Novo Sequencing
Wed, Jan 26 Vangelis Theodorakis Systematic evaluation of mRNA stability across conditions, using sequence based models
Wed, Feb 2 Felix Brechtmann Integrative modelling using gene embeddings advances interpretation and power of quantitative models
Wed, Feb 9 Vicente Yépez Predicting molecular events underlying disease using variant annotation, aberrant gene expression events, and human phenotype ontology - CAGI 6 challenge
Wed, Feb 23 Thibault Bechtler General Purpose Gene Embeddings for Quantitative Genetic Models
Wed, Mar 2 Florian Hölzlwimmer Multi-tissue prediction of aberrant gene regulation
Wed, Mar 16 Xueqi Cao Detecting rare driver genes using 4,200 leukemia genome and transcriptome data
Wed, Mar 23 Nils Wagner Aberant splicing prediction across human tissues
Wed, Mar 30 Daniela Klaproth-Andrade De Novo Sequencing with Combinatorial Optimization and Deep Learning