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Valeria Vitelli from the University of Oslo will present the next BiLS seminar on "Bayesian learning for high-dimensional biomedical data: research directions in unsupervised and supervised settings".
The next BiLS seminar will feature Ieva Rauluseviciute and Ladislav Hovan from University of Oslo presenting “Software quality and code review meetings for reproducible science”.
The next BiLS seminar will feature Anthony Mathelier from University of Oslo presenting “High-resolution modeling and mapping of TF-DNA interactions”.
Sigve Nakken from Oslo University Hospital will present the next BiLS seminar on "Matching cancer patients to clinical trials with AI".
The next BiLS seminar will feature Elin Sandertun Røed from University of Oslo presenting “Prescription drug use, the gut microbiome and colorectal cancer”, and Divyeshkumar Amrubthai Patel from University of Oslo presenting “Computational strategies for quantification of transposable elements expression”.
Simon Rayner from Oslo University Hospital will present the next BiLS seminar on "Ancestral variation in the non-coding genome and association with risk of non-commiunicable disease".
Andrew Hayden Morris from University of Oslo will present the next BiLS seminar on "Polygenic hazard scores for precision cancer screening: from population genetics to clinical implementation".
Christian Bope will present the next BiLS seminar on "Automated Long-Read Diagnostics and High-Confidence Signature Attribution: The DIANA and StarSignDNA Ecosystem".
Rolf Skotheim from Oslo University Hospital will present the next BiLS seminar on "Cancer transcriptomics beyond one gene–one number: variant aware, spatial and prostate cancer use cases".
The next BiLS seminar will be a special double session featuring Andreas Kleppe from Oslo University Hospital and the University of Oslo presenting “Training better computational pathology models to improve cancer care”, and Matt Salganik from Princeton University presenting “The life course perspective for precision health: New opportunities from population registries, biobanks, and AI”.
Eivind Valen from the University of Oslo will present the next BiLS seminar on "Uncovering the dark proteome and characterizing protein synthesis at scale".