Lista referatów

• 2023-12-13, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Magda Markowska (MIM UW)

  Statistical methods in clinical trials with focus on Bayesian borrowing

• 2023-12-06, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Anna Karnkowska (Wydział Biologii UW)

  Unveiling Microbial Dark Matter: leveraging computational approaches for understanding the unseen world

• 2023-11-22, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Adam Cicherski (MIM UW)

  From de Bruijn graphs to variation graphs – relationships between pangenome models

• 2023-11-15, godz. 16:00, via Zoom: https://uw-edu-pl.zoom.us/j/81116825198?pwd=WnBGalNjdXYzbHp1Z3BMREpGT2U4QT09

  Alexander Misharin (Northwestern University, Chicago)

  Macrophage stories: How aging and inflammation shape alveolar macrophage function

  Alveolar macrophages are key players in lung health and disease and also accurate sensors of lung environment. In this talk, Dr. Alexander Misharin will demonstrate how high-content technologies, including bulk and single-cell RNA-seq, applied to alveolar macrophages from patients with lung diseases...

• 2023-11-08, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Maria Bochenek (MIM UW)

  Deciphering enhancer regulatory code for medical genetics

• 2023-10-25, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Marcin Wierzbiński (MIM UW)

  Association plots and data integration

• 2023-10-18, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Przemysław Biecek (MIM UW/MiNI PW)

  Explanatory Model Analysis

• 2023-10-11, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Bartek Wilczyński (MIM UW)

  Overview of deep learning approaches to non-coding regulatory DNA

• 2023-10-04, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Organizational meeting

• 2023-06-14, godz. 10:15, 5820

  Bartosz Ambroży Greń (CeNT UW)

  Handcuffs and lassos in proteins in ideal polymers

  In general proteins are open chains, but some of them have some kind of extra closure (e.g. cysteine bridge, isopeptide bond, metal ion bridge) which alters their topology. Because of these closures we can find loops, lassos, handcuffs, theta-curves or more complicated structures inside the protein....

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