His research interests include complex systems analysis, computer modelling of biological systems, and knowledge discovery from biological databases. He produced several specialist biological databases, and published more than forty scientific articles. Computational models of immune interactions that he developed have been successfully applied to the prediction and identification of vaccine targets in autoimmunity, cancer, and malaria. Held every 3rd Tuesday of each month at the Courtyard, the talks will be an introduction to the next wave - Life Sciences. Explore the subject with some of our most notable researchers.
Admission is Free.
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