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    SIB PhD Training Network Retreat

    Bienne/Biel, 27-29 June 2018

    The annual retreats are exclusively reserved to the Training Network (TN) members and combine, in a relaxed atmosphere, interactive sessions in which the students can both present their work as well as network with their peers and with a speaker/tutor, usually a Group Leader from a Swiss University. Furthermore, we organize a social/fun activity.
    This year we are very happy to invite Dr Lydie Lane, co-director of SIB CALIPHO group, Geneva.

      LOCATION

      City Hotel (previously Continental hotel)
      Aarbergstrasse 29
      CH-2503 Biel Bienne

      PRELIMINARY PROGRAM: 

      Day 0 (27.06) (optional)

      <18:30                      Hotel check-in

      19:00                        Walk to restaurant

       

      Day 1 (28.06)

      <09:30                      Hotel check-in

      09:30-10:45              Students' presentations (4)

      10:45-11:15              Coffee break

      11:15-12:30              Students' presentations (4)

      12:30-14:00              Lunch

      14:00-15:00              Lydie Lane

      15:00-15:30              Coffee break

      15:30-16:00              Students' presentations (2)

      16:30                         Walk (15-20’) to social activity

      Evening                      Dinner

       

       

      Day 2 (29.06)

      09:00-10:30              Students' presentations (5-6)

      10:30-11:00              Coffee break (time for check-out)  

      11:00-12:30              Students' presentations (5-6)

      12:30-13:45              Lunch

      13:45-14:15              Extra time for last presentations if needed

      ~14:15                      Conclusion, end of the event


      Each presentation slot will be max 15 minutes: 8 minutes presentation + ~5 minutes questions. Please do not exceed this timing.


      Presenters' list:

      1 Qingyao Huang Mapping ethnicity information from cancer genome profiles
      2
      		 Paula Carrio Cordo
      		 Assessing tumor heterogeneity among cancer types
      3 Amel Bekkar
      		 Logical modeling for cardiovascular disease therapeutic targets prediction
      4 Diogo Leite
      		 CANCELLED Exploration of a large spectrum of machine-learning techniques to predict phage-bacterium interactions
      5 Romain Groux
      		 A K-mean implementation to cluster genomic data
      6 Lorenzo Gatti
      		 Phylogenetic tree inference under an explicit model of indel evolution
      7 Anna Marcionetti
      		 Genomics of clownfish adaptive radiation
      8 Nottania Campbell
      		 Reconstruction of Viral Genomes from NGS Reads
      9 Alexis Loetscher
      		 A diversity study of the Epstein-Barr Virus in patients from the Swiss-HIV cohort
      10 Mariia Bilous
      		 Single cell RNA-sequencing data visualisation using networks
      11
      		 François Bonnardel
      		 UniLectin structure-based database: Identification of _-propeller lectins in genomes
      12 Francisco Brito
      		 Association of novel and highly divergent human viruses to unknown disease etiologies, using metagenomics
      13 Diana Cruz Davalos
      		 Ancient Brazilian genomics
      14 Livio Ruzzante
      		 Characterising Gene Evolutionary-Functional Correspondences for an Enhanced Resolution of Gene Function
      15 Alexandre Gouy
      		 Functional analysis of genome-wide patterns of selection
      16 Marthe Solleder
      		 Analysis and prediction of phosphopeptide interactions with the Human Leukocyte Antigen Complex class I
      17 Jonathan Sulc
      		 Genetic components of obesity and their impact on health
      18 Monica Ticlla
      		 The microbiome of the respiratory tract in pulmonary tuberculosis
      19 Mattia Tomasoni
      		 Extracting features from eye fundus images
      20 Madeleine Suffiotti
      		 CANCELLED
      21 David Laloum
      		 Circadian Transcriptome: Detection and Evolutionary Conservation
      22 Hamed Khakzad
      		 CANCELLED Host-pathogen interaction network by targeted cross-linking mass spectrometry