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Multi-Omics Online Webinar Series Set for May 2024
Excitement is building for the upcoming Multi-Omics Online Webinar Series, scheduled for May 2024. This 3-part exploration of recent developments in multi-omics will delve into the latest advancements in the field, offering valuable insights for researchers and professionals alike.
The series, which will be held on 7, 14, and 21 May 2024 at specific times in BST, CEST, and EDT, will feature talks and Q&A sessions from 10 international speakers from various countries.
Webinar 1: Unveiling the Power of Multi-Omics in Health and Disease
The first webinar, on 7 May 2024, will kick off the series with a focus on various applications of multi-omics in health and disease. Speakers include Raj Sewduth from KU Leuven, Tom Charlesworth from biomodal, Márton Ölbei from Imperial College London, and Mariela Cortés López from the New York Genome Center.
Highlights of this webinar include discussions on studying cellular communication and profiling RNA-splicing. Jiaji Chen, a PhD Candidate at Boston University, will also present a major update to the open-source Giotto tools, the Giotto Suite. Additionally, the added power of using the genetic and epigenetic 6-base genome in disease research will be explored. Case-studies and use cases for multi-omics in therapeutic design, understanding disease mechanisms, and predicting health outcomes will be presented.
Webinar 2: Updates to Multi-Omics Single-Cell and Spatial Analysis
The second webinar, on Tuesday 14 May 2024 at 3pm BST / 4pm CEST / 10am EDT, will delve into updates to multi-omics single-cell and spatial analysis. Shila Ghazanfar, Lecturer at the University of Sydney, will present on computational approaches for single-cell mosaic data integration.
Webinar 3: New Multi-Omics Integration Methods
The third webinar, on Tuesday 21 May 2024 at 3pm BST / 4pm CEST / 10am EDT, will cover three new multi-omics integration methods: MixOmics, CustOmics, and PaCMAP. Hakim Benkirane, a PhD student at CentraleSupélec, will discuss Multimodal CustOmics: A Unified and Interpretable Multi-Task Deep Learning Framework for Multimodal Integrative Data Analysis in Oncology. Kim-Anh Lê Cao, Professor in Statistical Genomics at The University of Melbourne, will present on multi-variate data integration using MixOmics. Abed Alkhateeb, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Lakehead University, will talk about PaCMAP-Embedded Convolution Neural Network for Multi-Omics Data Integration.
Registration Details
Registration for one webinar in the series grants access to all subsequent webinars. For those seeking specific details for the Multi-Omics Online Webinar Series in May 2024, it's important to note that no direct information on the series or its speakers is found in the current search results. To find specific May 2024 webinar details, contacting organizations specializing in multi-omics research or visiting their websites may be necessary.
Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting webinar series. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn from leading experts in the field of multi-omics research!
- The Multi-Omics Online Webinar Series, scheduled for May 2024, will offer valuable insights into the latest advancements in multi-omics, particularly in health and disease.
- During the first webinar, speakers will discuss a range of topics including studying cellular communication, RNA-splicing, and the latest tools for multi-omics research.
- In the second webinar, Shila Ghazanfar from the University of Sydney will present on computational approaches for single-cell mosaic data integration.
- The third webinar will cover three new multi-omics integration methods: MixOmics, CustOmics, and PaCMAP.
- The power of using the genetic and epigenetic 6-base genome in disease research will be a key topic during the first webinar in the series.
- The upcoming Multi-Omics Online Webinar Series is a great opportunity for professionals to learn from leading experts in the field of multi-omics research and technology.
