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DBC News is a monthly publication that seeks to inform first and foremost faculty members, researchers and students. It also reaches out to a wider community - Department of Computational Biology partners, visiting faculty and friends.
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Alongside the Department's website it is a complementary means of keeping abreast of the Department's rich and diversified scientific activities - visiting faculty, exceptional conferences, publications, awards, appointments, calls for papers and research, ...
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The whole DBC extends the warmest of welcomes to new members.
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My name is Guilhem Panneau, and I am biosciences engineer graduated from the National Institute of Applied Sciences in Lyon, France. My main interest is to model biological systems to better understand their functioning. For instance, I modeled the efficacy of ribavirin treatment on the chikungunya virus during a summer internship in the Vignuzzi Lab at Pasteur Institute, France. Read more
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Assistant-Student, Group Dessimoz
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Samuel obtained his bachelor's degree in Biology at the University of Lausanne. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in molecular biology, specialized in bioinformatics, at the Statistical Genetics Group under the supervision of Chiara Auwerx. During the autumn semester of 2021 he worked on detecting “Whole genome duplication events” under the supervision of Sina Majidian from the Dessimoz Lab. He is now joining the Dessimoz Lab to work in science outreach in the context of the “In the light of evolution” project. https://lightofevolution.org/en/about/
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After obtaining an MSc degree in Molecular Life Science and Bioinformatics, I started a PhD in the lab of Nicolas Salamin at the University of Lausanne. In my PhD research, I investigated the genomic basis of the adaptive radiation of clownfishes, a fascinating group of coral reef fishes. Following my interests in evolutionary genomics and species diversification, I did a postdoc at the Conservatory and Botanical Garden in Geneva. There, I worked with Dr Mathieu Perret and studied the mechanisms driving the diversification of Gesneriaceae, a group of neotropical plants. I am now re-joining the group of Nicolas Salamin to pursue the investigation of the processes driving the diversification of clownfishes.
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Many thanks to you for the good collaboration throughout these years and we all wish every success in your future endeavours.
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PhD, Group Robinson / Kutalik
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PhD, Group Robinson / Kutalik
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The ISREC Foundation awarded for the first time in June 2022 its TANDEM grants, which aim to support projects directly relevant to clinical cancer research, from the perspective of understanding molecular mechanisms or improving patient care.
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Génopode retreat - September 8 & 9 in "Les Diablerets"
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Want to improve your communication skills?
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Want support for your project?
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ISBA next symposium
in Tartu, Estonia on the 13-16 September
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Reconstructing the human past: using ancient and modern genomics
13 - 16 Sep 2022 - co-organised by DBC professor, Anna-Sapfo Malaspinas
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Combining genome-wide data from ancient and modern populations opens new windows into the past. Population-scale sequencing projects investigating past and present human diversity have already provided us with extraordinary insights into patterns of human variation and mobility through time and space. Virtual registration still open Read more
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All the events of the APNS here
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What follows is a small sampling of recently published research across the department — for a more complete list of publications, visit PubMed. If there is a paper you would like to see highlighted in the next issue of the newsletter, please email us.
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Are you an alum or former employee of the department? Email us our news and updates to include in an upcoming newsletter!
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Our new Twitter Feed
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We have just released our new Twitter page.
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Make sure to follow the DBC.
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