'AI in the life sciences' Bonus Webinar – 'AI in Proteomics' with International Experts | Sept 17

[Giorgia Mori]

Hi everyone,

As part of the 'AI for the Life Sciences' webinar series, we wanted to share a special update with you, which may be of particular interest to your community.

We’re extending the series with a bonus session featuring two international experts on AI and proteomics.

Date: Tuesday, September 17
Time: 3-4pm AEST (Check your timezone)

More details and registration link here

Speakers:

• Dr Tine Claeys (CompOmics, Ghent University) 

'AI-readiness of proteomics data: challenges, applications, and future perspectives'

Tine will introduce a workflow to unlock the biological potential of public proteomics repositories, covering metadata extraction with large language models, AI-driven biomarker discovery, and community efforts to improve data reuse.

• Assoc. Prof. Veit Schwämmle (University of Southern Denmark) 

'An overview of deep learning methods to enhance proteomics data analysis'

Veit will survey how deep learning is being applied throughout bottom-up proteomics, from retention-time prediction to de novo sequencing. His talk will highlight the most prominent advances, where these models provide measurable gains, and where challenges still remain.

This is a unique chance to learn how AI is advancing proteomics at the international level.

Share it with your network! 

We hope you’ll join us for this exciting finale to the series!

Best wishes,

Giorgia

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Giorgia Mori, PhD (she/her)

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Australian BioCommons

The University of Melbourne

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