Seminars

• Integrating Data Correlations into Modern Predictive Modeling

  Prof. Saharon Rosset, Department of Statistics and Operations Research, Tel Aviv University
  Tuesday, August 2, 2023 at 1 PM (Pacific Time) 125 Li Ka Shing (LKS), UC Berkeley

 

• Learning complex evolutionary constraints and predicting variant effects

  Prof. Yun Song, Departments of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences and Statistics, UC Berkeley
  July 20 2023 at 12:45 (Israel time)
  Rosenblatt Auditorium, Faculty of Engineering, Tel Aviv University

   

• The evolution of innate immune response and environmental interactions through single-cell transcriptomics  

           Dr.  Tzachi Hagai, the Shmunis School of Biomedicine and Cancer Research,

           Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel Aviv University

          Friday May 19 2023, at 04:00PM (Pacific Time)

          VLSB 4110, UC Berkeley

 

• The Israeli COVID-19 booster campaign

           Dr. Amit Huppert, School of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine,

           Tel Aviv University

           Tuesday January 17 2023, at 02:00PM (Pacific Time)

           Berkeley Way West 5101, UC Berkeley

 

 

• Mapping paths of tumor evolution with single cell phylogenetics

           Prof. Nir Yosef, Department of Systems Immunology, Weizmann Institute of

           Science, and Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, UC

           Berkeley

           Wednesday April 6 2022, at 11:15

           TAU, room 420, Check Point building, School of Computer Science

 

 

• A Webinar

             Prof. Ran Elkon, Tel Aviv University

            Tuesday, January 26 2021, at  10am PT, 8pm Israel time 

            Webinar

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• COVID19 seminars

             Dr. Adi Stern, Tel Aviv University

             Prof. Joseph Lewnard, UC Berkeley

            Tuesday, July 7 2020, at  10-11am PT, 8-9pm Israel time 

            Webinar

 

 

• Analytics of single cell RNA-seq: identifying actionable targets in autoimmunity 

            Prof. Nir Yosef, UC Berkeley

            Monday, November 25 2019, at 13:00

           TAU, room 120, Sackler building, Medicine Faculty

 

 

• Models and algorithms to identify alterations associated with drug response sensitivity in cancer 

            Prof. Dorit S. Hochbaum, UC Berkeley

            Wednesday, August 14 2019, at 11:15 

           TAU, room 420, Check Point building, School of Computer Science

 

 

• Deep sequencing data analysis - now what?

            Sydnie Grabell, B.A. in Legal Studies, Pre-Medicine, UC Berkeley

            Thursday, August 1 2019 

           TAU, Faculty of  Medicine

 

 

• From (epi-) genomes to transcriptomes: massively parallel inference of regulatory determinants during neural induction

            Dr. Anat Kreimer, UC Berkeley

            Wednesday, July 24 2019, at 11:00 

           TAU, room 201, Faculty of  Medicine

 

 

• Design principles for regulating mRNA translation speed and efficiency 

            Prof. Yun S. Song, UC Berkeley

            Monday, June 24 2019, at 11:00 

           TAU, room 315 in the multidisciplinary building

 

 

• Machine Learning: Trends, Perspectives and Challenges

            Prof. Michael I. Jordan, UC Berkeley

            Wednesday, June 5 2019, at 13:00 

           TAU, The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History

 

 

• Applied Deep Learning for the Analysis of High-Throughput DNA sequencing data

             Artem Danilevsky, MSc student, Medicine Faculty, Tel Aviv University

             ​(Advisor: Prof. Noam Shomron)

            Tuesday, May 28 2019, at 15:50 

             Poster presentation, The 6th International Conference on Algorithms for

             Computational Biology, AlCoB 2019, UC Berkeley 

 

 

• One complete and one in progress study in phylogenetic analysis 

            Prof. John Huelsenbeck, UC Berkeley

            Monday, April 15 2019, at 10:00 

           TAU, Britannia building, 222

 

 

• The role of genetic factors in shaping the gut microbiome

            Prof. Michael Shapira, UC Berkeley

            Monday, March 25 2019, at 14:00 

           TAU, Sherman building, 105

 

 

• Hidden Markov models lead to higher resolution maps of mutation signature activity in cancer

            Prof. Roded Sharan, Tel Aviv University

            Tuesday, February 19 2019, at 15:00 

            UC Berkeley, Stanley Hall, 421

 

 

• Integrated analysis of cancer data: multi-omic clustering and personalized ranking of driver genes

            Prof. Ron Shamir, Tel Aviv University

            Thursday, February 14 2019, at 16:00 

            UC Berkeley, 125 Li Ka Shing Center

 

 

• Three principles of data science: predictability, computability, and stability (PCS)

             Prof. Yu Bin, UC Berkeley

             Thursday, December 20 2018, at 11:10

            TAU, Schreiber building, 309

 

 

• Inferring gene interactions and functional modules beyond standard statistical models

            Prof. Haiyan Huang, UC Berkeley

            Tuesday, December 18 2018, at 14:00 

           TAU, Schreiber building, 007