Bioinformatics Monthly Seminar -- Tue 6 Feb 11-12 noon (social afterward)

The new Monthly Bioinformatics Seminar series at Manchester is scheduled to launch on 6 Feb 2024.

In response to valuable community feedback and to promote communication and collaboration within the university, this seminar series aims to highlight innovative research taking place in Manchester in the fields of bioinformatics and computational biology. The goal is to foster connections not only among computational biologists but also between researchers in wet and dry lab environments.

Seminar Details

Format: Face-to-face seminars

Time: 6 Feb Tuesday, 11am --12 noon, with a lunch social gathering afterward at the Smith Lounge

Location: Smith Seminar Room, Michael Smith Building, Dover Street.

Speaker

Syed Murtuza baker (Research Fellow, DIIDS, FBMH), Single cell multi-omics analysis

Call for Speakers

We invite researchers from all facets of computational biology to contribute by giving a 50-minute talk (or two 25-minute talk) followed by Q&A sessions. We particularly encourage Early Career Researchers, including postdocs, fellows, and PhD students, to actively participate and present their work. If you're interested in giving a talk on any of the specified dates, kindly send an email to lijing.lin@manchester.ac.uk or syed.murtuzabaker@manchester.ac.uk with your abstract and preferred date.

Join our Community

If you haven't already, we invite you to join our Computational Biology Community Group on Teams (Click here to join the group). This space is intended to bring together students, researchers, and academics, facilitate discussions, provide educational resources, and offer support as we navigate the ever-evolving fields of bioinformatics and computational biology.