About the in silico talks
Are you a bioinformatician, life scientist or clinician? Would you like to stay abreast of the latest developments in bioinformatics methods, research or resources led by SIB Scientists and discover how these advances might help you in your work or research?
With their compact format (<15 min), the in silico talks aim at providing you with just that. They are hosted below as well as on our SIB YouTube channel, where an interactive chaptering in the video description enables you to quickly access specific sections of the talk.
Upcoming topics will include: biostatistics, next-generation sequencing, machine learning, data visualisation, personalised medicine, data mining, single-cell biology and more.
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Latest in silico talks
Previously: SIB Virtual Seminars
In May 2019, the SIB Virtual Computational Biology Seminar Series became the in silico talks series. To go beyond a specific talk, read the associated interview with the speaker by SIB Science Writer Vivienne Baillie Gerritsen.
Seminars 2019
Seminars 2018
- I_x_qnCIpgk | An inordinate fondness for beetles, or an arms race with plants? - 28.10.19 | Robert Waterhouse
Evolutionary-Functional Genomics Group
Read the news | insilico - 669HgYiXJOk | SIB Bioinformatics Awards 2019: A TWMR study reveals new loci and extensive pleiotropy - 10.10.19 | Eleonora Porcu
Statistical Genetics Group
Read the news | insilico - lpS5iqlY2UU | SIB Bioinformatics Awards 2019: Single-cell mutation identification via phylogenetic inference - 10.10.19 | Jochen Singer
Computational Biology Group
Read the news | insilico - EPTgF4EA2zY | SIB Bioinformatics Awards 2019: RNA Velocity and the Velocyto tool - 10.10.19 | Sten Linnarsson
Karolinska Institute, Sweden
Read the news | insilico - t1B-tDsD0Js | Mind the sugars – Of the importance of glycans in vaccine design and viral infection - 03.07.19 | Frédérique Lisacek & Philippe Le Mercier
Proteome Informatics Group
Read the news | insilico - qHEUVJZsgE4 | Mining viral genomes to improve clinical diagnostics - 22.05.19 | Niko Beerenwinkel
Computational Biology Group
Read the news | insilico - 9x0mlvDqS4w | Towards digitized Humanities - 24.01.19 | Claire Clivaz
Digital Humanities +
Read Claire's interview: Digging deeper into the human experience | gallery2019 - barc23VPfK8 | Prokaryotic genome evolution: Of SNPs, phylogenies, recombination, and population structure - 12.12.18 | Erik van Nimwegen
Genome Systems Biology Group
Read Erik's interview: Phylogenetic trees: what do they really mean? | gallery2018 - B8Yald1HA7I | Empirical genotype-phenotype maps of transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation - 21.11.18 | Joshua Payne
Computational Biology
Read Joshua's interview: The hills and valleys of evolution | gallery2018 - -gZAzCNCpxI | iPortal: Towards reproducible workflow management for biomedical data - 26.09.18 | Rostyslav Kuzyakiv
Service and Support for Science IT
Read Rostyslav's interview: IPortal, taming biomedical data | gallery2018 - ujLgSWbcqOg | The ecology and evolution of small bacterail communities - 18.04.18 | Sara Mitri
Evolutionary Microbiology
Read Sara's interview: From robots to microbes, a logical step | gallery2018 - 8HAzDucG7xw | Of owls and men: insights into past demography using computer simulations - 28.02.18 | Jérôme Goudet
Population Genetics and Genomics
Read Jérôme's interview: Simulating past demography: can it be done? | gallery2018 - jcgwfuHtRj4 | Novel Approaches to identify, understand and take advantage of RNA alterations in Human Cancers - 24.01.18 | Gunnar Rätsch
Biomedical Informatics | gallery2018
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