University of Delaware Center for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology

Today’s seminar: Toward Improving Fairness in Health LLMs by Rahmat Beheshti, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Computer and Information Sciences University of Delaware

Today’s seminar: A BioGraphy of Life: Modeling Biology with Dots and Lines by John Jungck, PhD, Professor Professor of Biological Sciences and Mathematical Sciences University of Delaware

Today, BiSA held its annual career panel. The panel, composed of diverse professionals having bioinformatics experience in both the industry and academia, offered key career advice to bioinformatics students. University of Delaware

The second talk in today's seminar, Leveraging BERT and BiLSTM-CRF for Enhanced Extraction of Adverse Drug Events in Clinical Notes, by Omar Alharbi, Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics Data Science, University of Delaware

The first talk in today's seminar, T5-EHR: New Generative Models for Clinical NLP, by Saad Althabiti, Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics Data Science, University of Delaware

The second talk in today's seminar, Predicting the underlying mechanisms driving aniridia-associated keratopathy, by Suhotro Gorai, Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics Data Science, University of Delaware

The first talk in today's seminar, High-level Protein Representation Learning with the Annotation Vocabulary, by Logan Hallee, Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics Data Science, University of Delaware

Today’s seminar: Biofabrication and Biomaterial Approaches for In Vitro 3D Models of Microbial Collectives by Victoria Muir, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Delaware

The final part of today's seminar on the Application of nf-core/RNASeq Pipeline to Analyze RNA Sequence Data by Hemanth Potu, a final-year student, Bioinformatics Data Science

The third part of today's seminar on U2Net-Based Segmentation of Neurons in Imaging Mass Cytometry Datasets by Amanda Hodge, a final-year student, Bioinformatics Data Science University of Delaware

The second part of today's seminar was a presentation by Connor Duroe on UD ATOM Hackathon 2024 Team: Darwin’s Offspring – A Visualization Test Suite for GGMD Parameters. Connor is a final-year student, Bioinformatics Data Science

The first part of today's seminar on Soil to Human Health Continuum: Role of an Unusual Amino Acid (Ergothioneine) in Shaping Soil Microbiome and Plant Health by Sri Sai Nandini Ravi, final year student, Bioinformatics Data Science University of Delaware