Biophysics and Systems Biology Seminar Series

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Speaker: Dr. Jing Chen (Virginia Tech, Department of Biological Sciences) Host: Dr. Jin Yu Title: Who Is to Thank for the Rhythms of My Tail? – A Mathematical Study of Circadian Rhythmicity in Poly(A) Tail Length

CMCF Seminar

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Speaker: Jan-Christian Hütter, Broad Institute MIT Title: Inference of gene expression trajectories and statistical optimal transport. Single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) enables the collection of rich phenotypic information of individual cells. During this sequencing process, each cell is destroyed, which poses challenges in the analysis of time-course data of heterogeneous populations since cell trajectories need to…

CMCF Seminar

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Speaker: Zixuan Cang, UCI Title: Topological and Geometric Data Analysis Meets Data-driven Biology Topological and geometric data analysis (TGDA) is a powerful framework for quantitative description and simplification of datasets' shapes. It is especially suitable for modern biological data that are intrinsically complex and high-dimensional. Traditional topological data analysis considers the geometric features of a…

CMCF Seminar

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Speaker: Christopher Miles, NYU Title: Modeling & data science of stochastic organization in the mitotic spindle For cells to divide, they must undergo mitosis: the process of spatially organizing their copied DNA (chromosomes) to precise locations in the cell. This procedure is carried out by stochastic components that manage to accomplish the task with astonishing…