Seminars in Computational Biology

Naples offers a vibrant research environment with many excellent research groups lead by our Faculty. A number of science seminars, systems biology summer schools and workshops are organized by the CQB program and our partner institutions such as TIGEM, BIOGEM, CEINGE, SZN, and others.

CQB PhD student should attend at least to 20 seminars per year (mandatory requirement).

Seminars organized by CQB program are listed in the page Events and in the home page as news.

Past Events

Date	Speaker	Argument
4^thDecember 2020 15:00	Francesco Iorio	CRISPR-cas9 screens and multi-omic data integration for identifying and prioritising anti-cancer therapeutic targets
11^stDecember 2020 15:00	Giulio Caravagna	Subclonal reconstruction of tumour architectures by using machine learning and population genetics
21^stJanuary 2021 15:00	Mario Suvà	Dissecting human gliomas and their microenvironment by single-cell genomics
29^th January 2021 16:00	Antonio Iavarone	Classification and precision therapy of glioblastoma
8^thFebruary 2021 16:00	Gad Getz	Finding Drivers in Cancer: from Primary Cancers to Resistance
19th February 2021 15:00	Francesco Iorio	Signature reversion and other computational strategies for identifying drug repositioning opportunities
26^th February 2021 15:00	Julio Saez-Rodriguez	Supporting machine learning with biological knowledge to extract insight from omics data
17^stMarch 2021 15:00	Alberto Mantovani	Innate Immunity and Inflammation: from Cancer to COVID-19
31^stMarch 2021 15:00	Andrea Califano	Elucidating and Targeting Mechanisms of Single Cell State Maintenance
9^thApril 2021 15:00	Francesca Petralia	Integrated proteogenomic characterization across seven histological types of pediatric brain tumors
27^thApril 2021 15:00	Francesca Ciccarelli	Molecular and cellular predictors of response to cancer immunotherapy: beyond Tumour Mutational Burden
^7thMay 2021 15:00	Lucia Marucci	Feedback control as a tool to understand complex dynamics in mammalian cells
14^thMay 2021 15:00	Tal Danino	Synthetic biology: From engineered bacteria gene circuits to cancer therapy
21^thMay 2021 15:00	Francesco Sannino	The pandemic playbook, a physicist take
14^thJuly 2021 16:00	Gabriele Campanella	Clinical-grade computational pathology
2^ndDecember 2021 10:30	Raoul J.P. Bonnal	Single cell omics leverage Machine Learning to dissect tumor microenvironment and cancer immuno editing
21^stJanuary 2022 15:00	Riccardo Zecchina	The learning landscape in deep neural networks and its exploitation by learning algorithms
2^ndFebruary 2022 15:00	Davide Bedognetti	Systems biology as a compass to understand tumor-immune interactions in humans
16^thFebruary 2022 15:00	Nuria Lopez	Computational analysis of cancer genomes
4^thMarch 2022 15:00	Serena Nik-Zainal	Bench to Bytes to Bedside: Converting genomic data into healthcare tools
11^stMarch 2022 15:00	Itay Tirosh	Dissecting glioblastoma by single cell RNA-seq
23^rdMarch 2022 15:00	Oliver Stegle	Computational single-cell biology: from one to many cells
13^rdApril 2022 15:00	Andrea Ciliberto	Cellular strategies to overcome stimuli that arrest proliferation
22^ndApril 2022 15:00	Olivier Elemento	Towards AI-Driven Cancer Precision Medicine
29^thApril 2022 15:00	Nicole Soranzo	Population and medical genomics applications to human traits and diseases
11^stMay 2022 15:00	Velia Siciliano	Designing synthetic circuits with sensing properties and robust expression in mammalian cells
18^thMay 2022 15:00	Mukesh Bansal	Driving Precision Medicine and Drug Discovery using Systems Biology approaches
20^thJune 2022 15:00	Giusy Della Gatta	Accelerating target identification and drug discovery through the power of high scale human genetics
17th March 2023 15:00	Andrea Beccari	The state of the art of AI and Physics-Based Simulations in drug discovery
24th March 2023 15:00	Aristotelis Tsirigos	Evolution of the 3D chromatin architecture in acute leukemia
31st February 2023 15:00	Davide Risso	Learning gene association networks using single-cell RNA-seq data: a graphical model

Upcoming Events

Date	Speaker	Argument
16^thJune 2023 15:00	Andrea Sottoriva	Measuring cancer evolution from (epi)genomic data

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The learning landscape in deep neural networks and its exploitation by learning algorithms

Systems biology as a compass to understand tumor-immune interactions in humans

Bench to Bytes to Bedside: Converting genomic data into healthcare tools

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