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Computational Molecular Biology certificate program at the University of Washington

Feder Lab

Phylodynamic models disentangle growth patterns in solid tumors

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Wang Lab

Generative AI modeling for extrapolating heterogeneous time-series gene expression data

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Ha Lab

Computational modeling of circulating tumor DNA for blood-based classification of prostate cancer clinical phenotypes

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Mostafavi Lab

Cross-modality representation learning from multi-omic single cell assays

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Shojaie Lab

Discovering causal cellular mechanisms using single cell RNAseq data

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Lee Lab

Explainable AI approach to cancer precision medicine design

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Noble Lab

Deep learning framework for identifying the peptide responsible for generating each observed mass spectrum

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Baker Lab

RFdiffusion: A generative model for protein design

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Combi Seminar

Wednesday, May 7
Combi Seminar:
Dr. Vicky Yao | Rice University
"Exploring embeddings for multi‑condition and cross‑species insights"
1:30 | Foege Auditorium | flier | talk will be recorded | remote viewing option

Recent Research Highlights

 

Feder Lab
Phylodynamic models disentangle growth patterns in solid tumors
Wang Lab
Generative AI modeling for extrapolating heterogeneous time-series gene expression data
Ha Lab
Computational modeling of circulating tumor DNA for blood-based classification of prostate cancer clinical phenotypes
Mostafavi Lab
Cross-modality representation learning from multi-omic single cell assays
Shojaie Lab
Discovering causal cellular mechanisms using single cell RNAseq data
Lee Lab
Explainable AI approach to cancer precision medicine design
Noble Lab
Deep learning framework for identifying the peptide responsible for generating each observed mass spectrum
Baker Lab

RFdiffusion: A generative model for protein design