List of people who will participate at workshop for convergence environments. Will be updated.
Open life sciences
Name | Research topic(s) of interest and/or competence |
Title or short description (2-3 sentences) of initial project idea |
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John N. Parker |
I am a sociologist of science with expertise in how to best create the kinds of organizations, groups, and social interactions that best facilitate creative interdisciplinary research. My interest is in joining a team to help them plan how they might best organize themselves for interdisciplinary success. |
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Cancer epigenetics, gene expression control, enhancer malfunction and epigenome reprogramming by transcription factors, next-generation sequencing and single cell multomics |
Understand the role of non-genetic mechanisms such as enhancer and epigenome reprogramming in cancer initiation, progression, metastasis and treatment resistance. Using high resolution enhancer landscapes in accessible chromatin and gene expression data from single cell analysis. |
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One health
Name | Research topic(s) of interest and/or competence |
Title or short description (2-3 sentences) of initial project idea |
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Camila Esguerra |
Disease models, Drug discovery, Tissue xenografting, Toxicology |
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Marine ecology, Ecotoxicology |
One health in a toxic world: consequences for ecosystems, biodiversity and human health |
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John N. Parker |
I am a sociologist of science with expertise in how to best create the kinds of organizations, groups, and social interactions that best facilitate creative interdisciplinary research. My interest is in joining a team to help them plan how they might best organize themselves for interdisciplinary success. |
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Cancer epigenetics, gene expression control, enhancer malfunction and epigenome reprogramming by transcription factors, next-generation sequencing and single cell multomics |
Understand the role of non-genetic mechanisms such as enhancer and epigenome reprogramming in cancer initiation, progression, metastasis and treatment resistance. Using high resolution enhancer landscapes in accessible chromatin and gene expression data from single cell analysis. |
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A sustainable life span
Name | Research topic(s) of interest and/or competence |
Title or short description (2-3 sentences) of initial project idea |
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Camila Esguerra |
Disease models, Drug discovery, Tissue xenografting, Toxicology |
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John N. Parker |
I am a sociologist of science with expertise in how to best create the kinds of organizations, groups, and social interactions that best facilitate creative interdisciplinary research. My interest is in joining a team to help them plan how they might best organize themselves for interdisciplinary success. |
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Biodiversity
Name | Research topic(s) of interest and/or competence |
Title or short description (2-3 sentences) of initial project idea |
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Statistical ecology (hierarchical state-space modelling, spatio-temporal models, causal inference), demography, life-history theory, evolutionary responses, quantitative genetics, species interactions, population dynamics, epidemiology, biodiversity, monitoring, management, decision theory. |
Statistical ecology; biodiversity monitoring and management |
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Camila Esguerra |
Disease models, Drug discovery, Tissue xenografting, Toxicology |
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Marine ecology, Ecotoxicology |
One health in a toxic world: consequences for ecosystems, biodiversity and human health |
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John N. Parker |
I am a sociologist of science with expertise in how to best create the kinds of organizations, groups, and social interactions that best facilitate creative interdisciplinary research. My interest is in joining a team to help them plan how they might best organize themselves for interdisciplinary success. |
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No topic specified
Name | Research topic(s) of interest and/or competence |
Title or short description (2-3 sentences) of initial project idea |
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