A mini symposium organized by i-Bio and the SCAI Institute will showcase new perspectives in Biology using AI. Particpation is free upon registration. More information and program here.
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Mini symposium: AI and data science for biology
Sara BIZZOTO
Tamara CASPARY
Iris SALECKER
YIF1B mutations cause a post-natal neurodevelopmental syndrome associated with Golgi and primary cilium alterations
Diaz J, Gérard X, Emerit MB, Areias J, Geny D, Dégardin J, Simonutti M, Guerquin MJ, Collin T, Viollet C, Billard JM, Métin C, Hubert L, Larti F, Kahrizi K, Jobling R, Agolini E, Shaheen R, Zigler A, Rouiller-Fabre V, Rozet JM, Picaud S, Novelli A, Alameer S, Najmabadi H, Cohn R, Munnich A, Barth […]
Diego GARCIA-GONZALEZ
i-Bio, for interdisciplinary research in biology: a retrospective of the first 18 months and perspectives
i-Bio organizes a 2-hour virtual meeting on Tuesday June 1, at 2pm. The outcome of the first 18 months of i-Bio existence and its future prospects will be presented, with the participation of researchers supported by i-Bio. More information on http://ibio.sorbonne-universite.fr/
Mari SOSA
Laure BAILLY-CUIF
Dynamic extrinsic pacing of the HOX clock in human axial progenitors controls motor neuron subtype specification
Mouilleau V, Vaslin C, Robert R, Gribaudo S, Nicolas N, Jarrige M, Terray A, Lesueur L, W Mathis M, Croft G, Daynac M, Rouiller-Fabre V, Wichterle H, Ribes V, Martinat C, Nedelec S Development. 2021 Mar 29;148(6):dev194514.
Call for i-Bio Director
The i-Bio Initiative is a 4-year program of Sorbonne University Alliance (2020-2023) that aims to promote the exploration of fundamental biological questions through the application of approaches and/or concepts from other disciplines, such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, engineering and computer science. i-Bio brings together about 60 research teams that are affiliated with the Institut de […]
