BME 280B Seminar: Dr. Kiley Graim “Beyond the Majority: Correcting for Genetic Ancestry Bias in Disease Genomics”

Physical Sciences Building Physical Sciences Building, Santa Cruz

Welcome to the 3rd week of our BME 280B seminar series, a weekly seminar covering topics of current research in computational biology and bioinformatics. Open to all, food is provided. Class enrollment is not required. Please join us this week to learn more about the works of Dr. Kiley Graim:   Presenter: Dr. Kiley Graim, […]

Statistics Seminar: A Latent Factor Multivariate Point Process Model for Inferring the Neural Code

Engineering 2 Engineering 2 1156 High Street, Santa Cruz

Presenter: Reza Ramezan, Associate Professor, Teaching Stream (Research Active), University of Waterloo Description: Neural spike trains are electrochemical signals that are localized in time and serve as the primary means of communication among nerve cells. The analysis of simultaneously recorded spike trains from multiple neurons presents substantial statistical and computational challenges. In this talk, I […]