Seminar Snapshot

  • June 6, 2025
  • Half-day seminar (12 p.m. EST / 9 a.m. PST)
  • 100% online
  • $200 registration fee

Stay competitive, adaptable and well-connected in an ever-changing field

Bioinformaticians have been utilizing machine learning for years. However, the introduction of powerful and easily accessible generative AI tools is a new horizon. Learning how to use these tools to work more effectively and advance science — without compromising sensitive data — is essential for mid-career bioinformaticians.

In this 100% online career seminar, you'll learn from industry experts and network with peers as you:

  • Explore real-world case studies of AI and machine learning applications in bioinformatics and biotech
  • Examine the impact of AI-driven innovations on the drug development process
  • Gain practical guidance on integrating AI tools into computational workflows
  • Discuss strategies for staying current with emerging trends in generative AI

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Meet Our Panelists

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Meromit Singer, PhD

Session: Blood Based Testing for Cancer Screening and Management

  • Director, Bioinformatics at Guardant Health
  • PhD in Computer Science, UC Berkeley
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John Whitaker, PhD

Session: Harnessing Genetic Variants: Advancing Antidepressant Precision and Skin Cancer Prevention

  • Principal, SoCal CompBio
  • PhD in Bioinformatics, University of Leeds
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OhKyu Yoon, PhD

Session: Analysis of Patient Data to Identify New Potential Diagnostic Genes for Drug Efficacy

  • Director, Clinical Bioinformatics & Exploratory Analytics at Gilead Sciences
  • PhD in Chemistry, Stanford University
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Mark Daly, PhD

Session: Biobanks and the Road Ahead in Human Genetics

  • Co-director, Program in Medical and Population Genetics at the Broad Institute
  • PhD in Human Genetics
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Vasilis Ntranos, PhD

Session: Use of AI for Enhancing Genetic Variant Effect Prediction

  • Assistant Professor, UCSF School of Medicine
  • PhD in Electrical Engineering; Post-doc in Biological Engineering