Seminarium „Biologia obliczeniowa i bioinformatyka”

Organizatorzy

• prof. dr hab. Anna Gambin
• dr Aleksander Jankowski
• dr hab. Bartosz Wilczyński, prof. ucz.

Informacje

Strona domowa

Dziedziny badań

• Biologia obliczeniowa i bioinformatyka

Lista referatów

• 8 kwietnia 2026 10:15
  Michał Ciach (University of Malta)
  A general framework for the estimation of optimal substitution matrices and gap penalties for pairwise sequence alignment
  

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• 1 kwietnia 2026 10:15
  Kamil Deja (IDEAS Research Institute and Warsaw University of Technology)
  Mechanistic Interpretability in Generative Biological Models: Leveraging Internal Activations for Antimicrobial Discovery and Protein Design
  

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• 25 marca 2026 10:15
  Konrad Łukaszyk (CeNT UW)
  Smad transcription factor binding sites during BMP overactivation
  

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• 18 marca 2026 10:15
  Jan Paweł Jastrzębski (University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn)
  Computational identification of long non-coding RNAs: Challenges and standardized solutions in the RNA-seq era
  

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• 11 marca 2026 10:15
  Piotr Bentkowski, Jakub Olędzki (Military Institute of Medicine)
  Regional Digital Medicine Center at the Military Institute of Medicine – call to use our data, hardware and expertise in your research projects
  

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• 4 marca 2026 10:15
  Ewa Szczurek (MIM UW and Helmholtz Munich)
  Controllable generative AI for molecule design
  

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• 25 lutego 2026 10:15
  Antoni Goldstein (MIM UW)
  Indirect elemental analysis of historical inks
  

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• 21 stycznia 2026 10:15
  Barbara Domżał (MIM UW)
  Recent Advances in Wasserstein-Based Analysis of NMR Spectroscopy Data
  

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• 14 stycznia 2026 10:15
  Norbert Dojer (MIM UW)
  Comparison and transformation of pangenome graphs
  

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• 7 stycznia 2026 10:15
  Joanna Krawczyk (Ingenix.ai)
  Biology in the era of Foundational Models
  

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• 17 grudnia 2025 10:15
  Jan Olszewski (MIM UW)
  MATTS atom types and their use case in analyzing representations of deep neural networks
  

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• 10 grudnia 2025 10:15
  Simone Ciccolella (University of Milano-Bicocca)
  Modelling and combinatorial approaches for Pangenomics
  

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• 3 grudnia 2025 10:15
  Brendonas Stakauskas (Vilnius University)
  Use of Protein Language Models for Phylogenetic Analysis
  

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• 26 listopada 2025 10:15
  Nicolaas Van Renne (Brussels University Hospital)
  A multi-omics analysis of advanced Triple-Negative Breast Cancer identifies predictors to chemo-immunotherapy and on-treatment dynamics
  

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• 19 listopada 2025 10:15
  Marcin Możejko (MIM UW)
  PepCompass: Navigating peptide embedding spaces using Riemannian geometry
  

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