Effective modeling, acquisition and mining of data have become crucial for solving important problems in immunology. This seminar series explores novel molecular and computational approaches to interrogating outstanding questions in immunology and related fields. Speakers are invited to share their insights into the state-of-the-art trends and their advice on navigating a systems immunology career.

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Students can optionally register for credit in this attendance-based seminar: IMMUNOL 310: Seminars in Computational and Systems Immunology.

Seminars are on Tuesdays at 4:00 - 5:00 PM PDT in LKSC LK130 (no hybrid option available). Registration is not required.

The 7/19/22 seminar will be held via Zoom. Please register to receive an individual login link.

Recordings may be available up to 7 days post event with SUNet ID log in.

• 6/21/22 Ryan Corces, PhD, Gladstone Institutes at UCSF, "Understanding the noncoding genome at single-cell resolution"
  
  Due to technical issues, no recording is available.
• 6/28/22 X. Shirley Liu, PhD, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, "Integrating genomics and computation for cancer target and drug discovery"
  
  Recording available until 07/07/22 - SUNet ID required
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  7/05/22 No seminar scheduled
• 7/12/22 Gabi Fragiadakis, PhD, UCSF, "Profiling human immune states using single-cell methods"
  
  Recording available until 07/25/22 - SUNet ID required
• 7/19/22 Dorothy (Dori) Schafer, PhD, UMass Chan Medical School, "Innate immune mechanism-dependent regulation of brain circuits"
  [ZOOM WEBINAR] - Register here
  
  Recording available until 07/27/22 - SUNet ID required
• 7/26/22 Fereshteh Jahaniani, PhD and Pete Kane, Stanford Research to the People, "Multi-omics data integration and machine learning for integrative cancer care and patient-centered approach: Precision Oncology when there are no more option"
  
  Recording available until 08/04/22 - SUNet ID required
• 8/02/22 Kieran Campbell, PhD, University of Toronto, "Machine learning methods for the analysis of single-cell highly multiplexed imaging and transcriptomic data"
  
  Recording available until 08/17/22 - SUNet ID required
• 8/09/22 Soumya Raychaudhuri, MD, PhD, Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, "Using genetics and genomics to define cell-state specific disease mechanisms in rheumatoid arthritis"
  [ZOOM WEBINAR] - Register here
  
  Recording available until 08/17/22 - SUNet ID required