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UAIG Fall Meeting: CompBio Speaker Ladso, Detecting Copy Number Variation in Fetal Genome

Join UAIG for the Sixth Fall 2013 Meeting agenda featuring graduate talks, including Ladso discussing Computational Biology and his research in detecting copy number variation in fetal genomes using maternal plasma sequencing. Stay updated with the AI group's latest presentations and upcoming talks. Make sure to bookmark the website for all slide postings. Good luck with term projects, exams, and grad school applications. Enjoy the holidays and see you next year for more exciting events!

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UAIG Fall Meeting: CompBio Speaker Ladso, Detecting Copy Number Variation in Fetal Genome

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  1. UAIG: Sixth Fall 2013 Meeting

  2. Agenda • UAIG grad talks so far • CompBio Speaker Bio (Ladso) • Detecting Copy Number Variation in a Fetal Genome using Maternal Plasma Sequencing • See you next year UAIG! • UAIG smiley face

  3. grad talks so far A series of talks by graduate students from the AI group: LAST WEEK: Nitish (Geoff Hinton, Ruslan S.) WEDNESDAY: Joanna (Craig Boutilier) TODAY: Ladso (Mike Brudno) 2014: CL: Varada (Graeme Hirst) CV: Fernando (Allan Jepson) All slides will be posted on our website, make sure to bookmark it if you haven't already!

  4. CompBio: Ladso Rampasek • CS Bachelor @ Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia • 2 publications in undergrad on RNA motif search • CS Masters @ Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia. Thesis: Computational Complexity and Practical Implementation of RNA Motif Search CS PhD @ U of T, Canada. Research interests: Compbio, Machine Learning, Efficient Algorithms, Noninvasive prenatal analysis • Advisor: Mike Brudno

  5. See you next year! Good luck on everything! Term projects, exams, coping with your self-loathing or SAD. And keep those fingers crossed for grad school! Enjoy the holidays! See you next semester for the rest our of grad talk series and much more

  6. 2013 is almost over: ^_^

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