Location Kinnekulle, alfa 5, Scilifelab (limited seatings) Online Invited speaker: Sergei Grudinin, LJK CNRS Grenoble, France Artificial intelligence, and more specifically deep learning, has recently emerged as a powerful approach to exploit the massive amounts of protein sequence and structure data available nowadays toward guiding biological intervention to improve human health. A couple of months […]
Public keynote lectures: 14:00-18:00 No registration necessary, but when the room is full, it is full Program 14:00 Introduction – Arne Elofsson14:15 Demis Hassabis, DeepMind, Using AI to model biology14:45 Sarah Teichmann, Wellcome Sanger Institute, TBD15:15 Sergey Ovchinnikov, Harvard, Inverting protein structure prediction models to solve problems in biology.For this talk I’ll describe some exciting […]
Paul Bates, Cricks institute, UK Multiscale Modelling of Cancer Cell Motility and Tumour Evolution Since Inhibiting metastasis is as crucial as minimising tumour growth for efficient treatment of cancer, we constructed a multiscale model of cancer cell motility, with our primary focus being on amoeboid type cell motility of metastasising tumour cells in the extracellular […]
Jianlin Cheng, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Missouri, Columbia, USA.
Speaker Ilan Samish, Amai Proteins Host Arne Elofsson, SciLifeLab Abstract Sugar underlies the metabolic syndrome, the topmost health problem of the world. Unfortunately, the eight different categories of sugar reduction cannot reduce >30% of sugar without compromising the need for a tasty, cost-efficient solution, not to mention one which is healthy and sustainable. Hyper-sweet proteins, […]
Nathalie Reuter, Department of Chemistry and Computational Biology Unit, University of Bergen
Speaker: Emmanuel Levy, Weizmann Host: Arne Elofsson In this talk, I will provide an overview of our research, emphasizing two recent pieces of work. The first goes from sequences to structures, with the development of an atlas of homo-oligomerization spanning proteomes and lineages (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.06.09.544317v1). The second goes from structures to biology, leveraging protein complexes' structures to crack the […]
Seminar by Frederick A. Heberle, Department of Chemistry, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, USA Abstract Cells can dynamically alter the spatial organization of lipids and proteins in the plasma membrane to regulate processes including cell signaling. The size and morphology of membrane domains, and how these depend on lipid composition, have drawn attention as potentially […]
Sikander Hayat, Translational Data Science, Uniklinik Aachen
Last updated: 2021-09-30
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