Posts by Gilit

The Expander website has been translated to Russian. See here.

Nimrod Rappoport’s new method for cancer subtyping using multi-omic data appeared in Bioinformatics.

The paper on identifying enhancer-promoter links was accepted to the highlight track of RECOMB 2019 and will be presented by Tom Hait in the conference on May 2019 in Washington DC.

The lecture notes of Ron Shamir’s course “Advanced topics in Graph Algorithms” have been translated to Armenian. See link. This is the fourteenth translation of the course, following Ukrainian, Indonesian, Russian, Estonian, Bulgarian, French, Czech, Swedish, Spanish, German, Dutch, Punjabi and Greek.

Kobi Perl, MD student, has done PhD research jointly in our lab and in Prof. Karen Avraham’s lab (Medicine). His thesis “Understanding of Developmental and Physiological Conditions of the Inner Ear using Transcriptome and Proteome Analysis” has now been approved and is available here. Congratulations Kobi!

Roy Safra, a senior Bioinformatics BSc student, has joined the group as a programmer. He will be working with Nimrod on multiomics analysis methods.

Read the new report by Gal describing a new method for prioritizing mutated genes as drivers in a cancer patient.

Congratulations to Ron Zeira who is now officially a postdoctoral student in the lab.

Welcome to Yael Ben-Ari who is joining our group as a master student.