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 |