Excited to be (back)
@emblebi
- now as Head of Research. I very much look fwd to helping nurture research (leveraging its trove of resources
#services
+ unique possibilities within
@EMBL
) + support
@emblebi
as a whole as part of its Senior Management Team (congrats
@jomcentyre
!)
We will be looking for new group leaders, with focus on (AI) methods, and especially young scientists. We evaluate by potential not just your current track record - great place to start a lab (speaking from experience!) - contact if interested, & please RT
Do you want to pursue your ideas in computational biology independently, running your group in
@embl
‘s uniquely collaborative environment, next to world’s most comprehensive molecular data resources + with top-notch infrastructure
@emblebi
? Apply to join us & pls RT
Apply as a research group leader! Lead an independent research group in computational biology, focusing on AI-biology interfaces. Enjoy core support and outstanding infrastructure. Explore EMBL's Molecules to Ecosystems vision, and more!
European Society for Spatial Biology (ESSB) is here, finally! ESSB is a recently founded scientific society dedicated to advancing research in the emerging interdisciplinary field of spatial biology. This is the perfect spot for spatial enthusiasts! Come join us!
A warm welcome to our new Advisory Editorial Board members, we are looking forward to working with you! 🎉
And... a good occasion to thank our entire AEB for their support!
#SysBio
#SystemsBiology
Thanks
@mo_lotfollahi
for organizing this important and timely hackathon and for having me sharing our experience in benchmarking in
@saezlab
and
@DR_E_A_M
It was pleasure to have
@JulioSaezRod
from
@emblebi
as invited speaker at our foundation model hackathon discussing the importance of benchmarking and community efforts to evaluate models
Thank you to everyone who attended and presented at yesterday's Integration Day — a chance to dive deeper into current and potential future work in single cell sequencing 🧪🧬
Congrats
@DanielBDimitrov
I am very proud & was great to work with you these years + see you grow - looking forward to the things you will do in the future 🥳
Last week I successfully defended my PhD.
I am super thankful to everyone involved, specifically my kind and welcoming friends/colleagues (
@saezlab
), my family, and
@JulioSaezRod
🙏
Postdoc positions 3 and 4 of our project with Open Targets have opened! If you are passionate for open-source data engineering using Large Language Models, and you like working in a world-leading professional environment, please check them out at
Look forward to participating in the EMBO|FEBS Lecture Course Cancer systems biology: Promises of artificial intelligence organized by
@institut_curie
September 28- October 2 - application deadline 20 August
tomorrow finishes my association with
@emblebi
(5 yrs group leader, 3 visiting group leader) - very grateful for the great time, the support, fantastic atmosphere, and all I have learned that I take with me
I really enjoyed writing with my old friend
@jeriscience
this perspective about
@DR_E_A_M
challenges in the last 10 years, with big thanks to all co-organizers and participants - here 🍾 for what we will learn in the next 10 years
Our
@JulioSaezRod
wrote with
@jeriscience
a summary of the lessons learned in > 10-years of crowdsourcing benchmarks for systems biology as
@DR_E_A_M
challenges and discussed possible future directions
for the 5th anniversary of
@CellSystemsCP
@slavov_n
We have combined + benchmarked databases of human regulons in DOROTHEA: - There are many other great resources, some listed in this thread, that we keep evaluating/integrating
If you are interested in microfluidic-based combinatorial screenings, check out this paper from Christoph Merten lab
@EMBL
@EPFL_en
w. contributions from our
@deeeenes
@NadineTuechler
Olga Ivanova - congrats to all involved!
Looking forward to participating in this exciting meeting, will discuss our recent & ongoing work comparing cell-cell communication methods for scRNA , and our approaches to analyze spatial transcriptomics
Come to BioQuant
@UniHeidelberg
(or zoom) 29.10 to hear and talk about using AI in the life sciences and medicine
@ellislifehd
- Great international and local speakers 👇
ELLIS Life Annual Symposium 2021 - only 2 weeks left! Don't miss our keynote talks by Max Welling
@wellingmax
and Barbara Engelhardt
@BeEngelhardt
.
Registration:
About us:
Additional benchmarking challenges are needed, including both simulations, and experimental data. For the same reason we are happy to openly cooperate with interested groups to find better gold standards for different scenarios (e.g. single-cell data). Feel free to contact us! :D
Look forward to presenting
@TheSFPM
a community whose mission fully resonates with me - & especially along
@VPrasadMDMPH
whose great work has been an eye-opener for me
We particularly welcome groups with a focus on (AI) methods, especially young female scientists. We evaluate by potential not just your current track record - a great place to start a lab - speaking from experience
Look forward to hosting
@jeanphi_vert
17.11 11AM CET in our
@ellislifehd
seminar - join us to learn about his work on machine learning for single-cells omics 👇
Congrats
@_ms03
and thanks for the hard work you put on building PROGENy's 'footprint' pathway signatures - we keep using it extensively (gives consistently informative signals) + work on extending it, happily with you and other interested
The PROGENy signaling signatures paper reached over 100 citations! It's great to see the main method of my PhD
@emblebi
find so many interesting use cases 🥳🎉
Beautiful study by
@ShainLab
and colleagues describing the mutational landscape of individual melanocytes. Including the discovery of frequent melanoma driver mutations in normal melanocytes. It was also a pleasure to cover this paper in a News&Views (OA).
Today submitted a review in
@PeerRevWeek
- thankful for so many helpful reviews over the years. Peer Review is critical for the academic system and taken for granted, but worth to think about - among other aspects, see e.g. thought-provoking
@450Movement
We will host next Monday 28.11 at 4pm
@janbaumbach
in
#Bioquant
INF 267 Seminar Room 041 for a seminar on 'Privacy-preserving data science in systems medicine' - come if interested in applying
#AI
&
#Sysbio
to medicine
Bridge (From law to molecular biology) seminar - Privacy Challenges in the Health Sector Through Emerging Technologies; coorganized w. Fruzsina Molnar-Gabor &
@JanKorbel5
- speakers incl. Yves Moreau,
@jnkath
@MHZawati
- v. important topic as are the others in the
@MKolleg
Congrats Christian
@FrezzaLab
and well done
@CECAD_
, great catch! Hope this works out + look forward to having you nearby again soon and work further together.
I am honoured to have been awarded the
#AvHProfessorship
. This is testament of the great work of the lab members over the past years. A huge "thank you" to
@CECAD_
for sponsoring and supporting me on this endeavour.
Talks of our international speakers
@bb_610
I Colussi
@MHZawati
@jnkath
Y Moreau in the
@MKolleg
workshop on Privacy Challenges in the Health Sector through Emerging Technologies are open to the public (6th/13th July)👇
Privacy Challenges in the Health Sector through Emerging Technologies
We invite you to lectures and discussions on this topic with international experts in the field. The event will take place on 6 and 13 July via Zoom. For more information: LINK IN BIO 💯👌
#ai
#ki
#health
@MendenMichael
@ERC_Research
@ICBmunich
Fantastic news! Very well deserved and look forward to the outcome of this cool project. Congratulations from a proud Doctorvater :-)
@slavov_n
PS: We arealso investigating different algorithms to estimate TF activities from these regulons and gene expression, BTW, if it is also of interest
Happy to share
@FredeAnnika
, Paulo Czarnewski, and
@gamonasterioo
paper showing an unexpected role of B cells during intestinal mucosal healing.
Check the paper, just online in
@ImmunityCP
, here:
and the
@PaperVids
here 👇🏿👇🏽👇🏻👇
Back to science ! Happy to introduce our newest preprint from our lab
@XinSheng7
Mapping the genetic architecture of human traits to cell types in the kidney identifies mechanisms of disease and potential treatments
Do you wonder what is the best way to estimate Transcription Factor activities from transcriptomics?
Join us in an open benchmarking project to systematically combine and evaluate regulatory networks and algorithms:
@vallens
@emanuelvgo
I also recently bumped into this, I also thin underappreciated, there is also a recent method by
@olafwolkenhauer
- LORAS tat seems to improve SMOTE
@fabfrohlich
@gepasi
@saezlab
@Alfons_Valencia
Agreed - what we tried to do in the manuscript is to understand why 'classical' pathway methods are still effective in many cases, which seems to be an indirect downstream effect
RT
@StrategyCKD
: Daniel Dimitrov, our PhD student (ESR4) at Heidelberg University, Germany 🇩🇪
@UniHeidelberg
PhD project: Integration of the gut microbiome and other different omic data sets by applying bioinformatics and system biology
@DanielD87930940
…
Grateful t.b. awarded the
@EMBO
Gold medal w amazing Sarah-Maria
@FendtLab
! I think it's written in the Thora that one needs to justify for each unused opportunity f.celebration? So join in a virtual toast thanking all great colleagues & students that make metabolic science fun!
To automatize the benchmarking process
@jvelezmagic
developed decoupleR (). This flexible R package adapts popular TF activity inference methods and allows you to use them in combination with any regulatory network. (Easily expanda…
@arneelof
@Alfons_Valencia
@BiolaMJavierre
I think that the ERC as a very competitive system, but that works generally very well. In ML/stats terms, I see it as a classifier with v very low False Discovery Rate, which comes at the costs of high False Negatives Rates (like you).
@Al__Forrest
@saezlab
@IdoAmitLab
Thanks
@Al__Forrest
, indeed PIC-seq
@IdoAmitLab
is a great method and we are considering it in this context, Thanks for your other comments too, happy to discuss more and if you like to join the project you are very welcome :)
@slavov_n
I also find it a helpful analogy in many contexts, we used it also for network inference in the context of a
@DR_E_A_M
challenge:
and I have seen others use it too
@arneelof
@Alfons_Valencia
@BiolaMJavierre
I agree that there should be more support for projects that got close, at EU and/or national level. As
@Alfons_Valencia
says, there is a lot of wasted time/energy (proposals + review). A bit resembles discussions with papers/reviews. The ideas of lotteries are interesting.
Super excited to join the
@CarrerasIJC
in Barcelona on Jan 2021 as Jr Group Leader of the new Cellular Systems Genomics lab. We will provide new computational tools for the analysis of
#SingleCell
genomics and spatial data in the context of inflammation and inflammatory disorders
@mr_netherlands
@wolfgangkhuber
yes, christian had good experience with workflowr. Also
@attila_gbr
recently positive impression with codeocean for this paper (
@bhaibeka
uses codeocean a lot). otherwise until now github repos mostly, but also wonder (pros and cons as you say).
Last week to register!! 4th course on Computational Systems Biology of Cancer: Multi-omics and Machine Learning Approaches on Sept. 27th - Oct. 1st, 2021 Application deadline: August 10, 2021
@lucaspelkmans
Very appealing analogy indeed! We need more of these approaches. As another 'analogy' to some studies in biology, this research is somewhat disputed in terms of reproducibility/underpower.