If you're using a computer to solve a biology problem and you're at the University of Glasgow, you are part of the Glasgow Computational Biology community. Come along to one of our events!
We hold monthly meetups to chat and share cool research. The next event is on Wednesday March 22nd with info below.
All events and opportunities are announced on our mailing list. Please join it at this page (inside the university network / VPN)
The next Glasgow Computational Biology conference will happen in 2023. Thanks to all who came to 2022's great event. You can find out more at the conference website.
The community hosts events to chat about cool innovations in computational biology and bioinformatics. We have events across the university at the main campus at Gilmorehill and at various centres at Garscube and then often head to the pub. Come join us!
3pm on March 22nd in the lecture theatre at the CRUK Beatson Institute at Garscube. Location info can be found here. And then the pub afterwards!
The talks will show the wide variety of applications transformers can be used for in biology, and hopefully give a flavour of whats possible with these trendy new models.
We have members at a lot of schools of the university. If you'd like to add your name here, please contact Jake.
The events and conference are organised by a lovely group of students and staff from across the university. If you would be interested in giving a talk or helping in the organisation, that would be very wonderful! Please contact Vinny Davies, John Cole or Jake Lever.