MiCM Symposium 2021

This one-day event consists of short presentations, panel discussions, workshops, working and breakout sessions to spark new ideas, collaboration and innovation within McGill.

This year, we first want to showcase some of the exciting scientific projects that have emerged from MiCM, then, use this opportunity to provide updates concerning related initiatives at McGill and engage the MiCM community to look for feedback and identify opportunities for synergies, and finally, we will discuss next steps to continue to grow the Computational Medicine ecosystem at the university.

Date: 14 October 2021

Online Registration HERE

Agenda:

Time Topics
Session 1

MiCM Scientific showcase

9:00-9:15 Intro and MiCM overview
9:15-10:35

Research Match projects

9:15-9:35  -  Preregistering analysis of cerebelum data in Essential Tremor JB Poline (PIsJB Poline and A Saddikot)

9:35-9:55 -  AI-based single-sample protein-protein interaction network reconstruction in cancer Joseph Szymborski (PI Amin Emad)

9:55-10:15 -  diffMotif, a novel ChIP-Seq analysis pipeline, identified characteristic alterations of mutant CTCF binding motif Benjamin Lebeau (PI Michael Witcher)

10:15-10:35 -  Analysis and simulation of white matter microstructure Lawrence Oprea (PIs Anmar Khadra, Alan Peterson)

10:35 -10:50

**Coffee Break**

10:50 -11:50

Summer scholar projects

10:50-11:05Gene set enrichment in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Karina Kwan (PI:Sali Farhan)

11:05-11:20Improving spatio-temporal image correlation spectroscopy (STICS) computational analysis platform Michael Lu (PI :Paul Wiseman)

11:20-11:35Analysis of 2D and 3D models of neural electrical activity in Parkinson's disease models Xue Er Ding (PI:Edward Fon)

11h35-11:50EV biomarkers in saliva and blood from head & neck cancer patients by ChIP-seq & RNA-seq Marvin Li (PI:Julia Burnier)

11:50-13:00

**Lunch Break**

Session 2 

Other relevant McGill initiatives

13:00-13:15  Faculty of Science : Data Science initiative Dave Stephens
13:15 - 13:30  VPR update: introduction to the Digital Research Services Hub Marc-Etienne Rousseau
13:30 - 13:50  Faculty of Medicine and Heath sciences : DATAGORA initiative Sylvain Baillet
13:50 - 14:00

**Coffee Break**

Session 3

Discussion and breakout groups

14:00-15:00

Room 1: People/Policies

Room 2 : Services/Projects

15:00-15:10 Breakout summary and conclusion

 

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