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| Tumor Histories Encrypted in the Genome and Epigenome | | Tumor Histories Encrypted in the Genome and Epigenome | ||
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Schedule for Weekly Wednesday Wartik Genomics Lecture Series and Related Events: Fall Semester 2016
Seminars are usually held on Wednesdays from 4:00-5:00 pm in the large commons area ("curved room") of 501 Wartik, unless otherwise noted. Coffee, tea, and cookies are served starting about 3:30 pm.
| Date | Presenter(s) | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| Wed Aug 24 | Frank Pugh (PSU) |
Genomic mechanisms of gene regulation and chromatin organization |
| Wed Aug 31 | Barbara Arbeithuber (PSU: Makova lab) |
DNA lesions – an important source of bias in ultrasensitive mutation detection |
| Wed Sep 7 | Xiang-Dong Fu (UC San Diego) |
Regulatory RNA on chromatin (LOCATION: 111 WARTIK LAB/ TIME: 3:55 TO 4:55PM) |
| Wed Sep 14 | Daehwan Kim (Johns Hopkins) |
Graph-based alignment of NGS reads to a population of human genomes |
| Wed Sep 21 | Zhijin (Jean) Wu (Brown) |
Analyzing gene expression measured by single cell RNA sequencing |
| Wed Sep 28 | Samir Wadhawan (Bristol-Myers Squibb) |
Transcriptome Dysregulation in NonAlcoholic Fatty Liver Disease |
| Wed Oct 5 | David Hendrix (Oregon State) |
Biological Discovery using Transcriptomics: from Deep Sequencing to Deep Learning |
| Wed Oct 6 | Robert Kuhn (Univ of California at Santa Cruz) |
UCSC Genome Browser Workshop |
| Wed Oct 12 | Luis Barreiro (Univ Montreal) |
Genetic ancestry and natural selection drive population differences in immune response to pathogens in humans |
| Wed Oct 19 | Yafei Lyu (PSU) Yong Jung (PSU) |
Multi-tissues co-expression network inference with adaptive joint graphical lasso Partner-Specific Prediction of Protein-RNA Interface |
| Mon Oct 24 12:00-1:00 pm |
Irene Tiemann-Boege (Johannes Kepler University) |
Selfish mutations are important drivers of the paternal age effect |
| Mon Oct 24 5:00 pm 100 Huck LSB |
Molly Przeworski (Columbia University) |
Marker Lecture in Evolutionary Biology: Searching for the genetic variants that underlie human adaptations |
| Tue Oct 25 4:00 pm 100 Huck LSB |
Molly Przeworski (Columbia University) |
Marker Lecture in Evolutionary Biology: Of men, mice and birds: the evolution of recombination hotspots |
| Wed Oct 26 | [No seminar] | |
| Wed Nov 2 | Sergi Kosakovsky Pond (Temple University) |
Scalable and biologically realistic methods for inferring selective pressures from molecular sequence data |
| Wed Nov 9 | Jose Badano (Institut Pasteur de Montevideo) |
Dissecting the genetic and cellular basis of the ciliopathy Bardet-Biedl syndrome |
| Wed Nov 16 | Rahul Vegesna (PSU) Lila Rieber (PSU) |
Variation in ampliconic gene copies 3D Chromosome Conformation at Kilobase Resolution |
| Wed Nov 23 | [Thanksgiving break] | |
| Wed Nov 30 | Lucia Carbone (Oregon Health & Science University) |
The rapidly evolving gibbon karyotype as a model to study genome instability |
| Wed Dec 7 | Akshay Kakumanu (PSU) | Computational methods reveal feed-forward regulatory strategy during spinal motor neuron programming |
| Thur Dec 15 12:00 noon 501 Wartik Lab |
Joseph F. Costello (University of California, San Francisco) |
Tumor Histories Encrypted in the Genome and Epigenome |
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