This is the second of a series of meetings aiming to foster collaboration between the ‘health sciences’ in Warwick (WMS, UHCW, Psychology, CIDD) and the physical sciences (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Physics, WMG and Engineering).

This meeting focuses the interface of clinical and biomedical health and mathematical/statistical/computational sciences, aiming to build up an awareness of what is going on within Warwick and UHCW with a view to potential collaboration. The interest is in clinical problems and challenges, and associated data (including molecular and imaging data) where more sophisticated data analysis techniques or modelling might be usefully exploited. Please come and participate.

If you have questions please contact Suki Soggi (Sukhwinder.Soggi@warwick.ac.uk).

Location: CSRL seminar room (UHCW).

Programme (provisional).

9.30 Tea/coffee biscuit and networking.

Session 1. 10.00-12.10

10.00 Wellcome.

10.10 Jan Brosens (WMS/CSRL). Loss of intra- and inter-cycle cellular dynamics in the endometrium determines miscarriage risk.

10.30 Fayyaz Minhas (CS). Machine Learning as a Prism: Gaining Pathobiological Insights for Precision Biomedicine.

10.50 Tarv Dhanjal (CSRL). Integrating Mathematics and Computer Science with Heart Rhythm research.

11.10 David Rand (Maths). TimeTeller and breast cancer (and an advert for stem cell decision making).

11.30 Dimitris Grammatopoulos (WMS/CSRL). Biomarker research towards precision diagnostics: Data science in the era of multi-omics.

12.00 Lunch (CSB atrium)

 

Session 1.15. pm.

1.10 Erin Greaves (WMS/CSRL)

1.30 Sascha Ott (WMS). Warwick Bioinformatics and Digital Health Services.

1.50 Short break (last chance to get coffee from café)

2.00 Siobhan Quenby (WMS/UHCW). Miscarriage support tool -How the patient's benefit

2.20 Richard Everitt (Statistics). Inference for simulation-based models.

2.40. Martin Davey (WMS). Exploring T cell receptor repertoires in health and disease.

3.00 End

Organisers: Erin Greaves (WMS), Nigel Burroughs (Mathematics).

Contact: Erin Greaves, Nigel Burroughs,

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