A series of strategic lessons and a supportive meeting space for all levels to learn, share, and implement the philosophies, tools, and methodologies of bioinformatics. These sessions are designed around research workstreams and various bioinformatics applications.
This research seminar is for KCL PhD students only
In this data club session, we’ll explore the long-standing relationship between AI/ML and bioinformatics, reflecting on how these fields have evolved together. We’ll kick off with a few slides and then we’ll open the floor for a discussion where everyone can share their experiences, concerns, and insights. We’ll cover how AI and ML have always […]
In this data club session, we’ll explore the reasons why quantitative analysis of bioimages can enable further scientific discovery. We’ll kick off with a few slides and then we’ll open the floor for a discussion where everyone can share their experiences, concerns, and insights. We’ll discuss bias when qualitatively assessing bioimages, and its effect on […]
Title: Elucidating the role of microbiome in health and disease using multi-omics and systems biology approaches Dr Clasen completed his undergraduate and master’s studies in bioinformatics and biotechnology at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. He then moved to London to pursue a PhD in bioinformatics and systems biology at the Francis Crick Institute […]
Title: Integrating Experimental Design and Computational Strategy in Single-Cell Studies Sarah is a final year PhD Student of Dr. Lynn Quek in the School of Cancer and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Before starting her PhD she worked for Dr. Quek as a research assistant for three years. Prior to moving to the UK she completed her undergraduate […]