2018 Summer School
Computational Immunology: Focus on B cells
11-14 June 2018
This training program is intended for graduate students and postdocs in immunology who are interested in learning about computational aspects of B cell immunology. The four-day summer school will be divided into eight sessions, with each session comprising a theoretical/lecture component and a practical/hands-on component. A limited number of scholarships may be available.
Instructors
Anna Belkina, Boston University
Cliburn Chan, Duke University
Evan Johnson, Boston University
Thomas B. Kepler, Boston University
Erick Matsen, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Rocco Moretti, Vanderbilt University
Veronika Zarnitsyna, Emory University
Curriculum information and required software.
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Schedule
| Morning | Afternoon | |||
| Day | Topic | Instructor | Topic | Instructor |
| 6/11 Mon | Intro to Comp. Biology | Dr. Kepler | Computational Analysis of Cytometric Data I | Dr. Belkina |
| 6/12 Tues | Computational Analysis of Cytometric Data II | Dr. Chan | Antibody Structure | Dr. Moretti |
| 6/13 Wed | Single-cell RNA-seq | Dr. Johnson | Molecular Evolution | Dr. Matsen |
| 6/14 Thur | B-Cell Clonal Analysis | Dr. Kepler | Dynamical Modeling | Dr. Zarnitsyna |
Hosted by the Rafik B. Hariri Institute for Computing and Computational Science & Engineering, Boston University.
Deadline for applying: closed
For information on the associated Comutational Immunology Symposium follow this link page.
Transportation links:
Boston University free shuttle
Boston Green Line train service
Boston University Parking
Funding: The 2018 Summer School and Symposium are funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, under Grant No. U19AI117892 to Boston University. This summer school is supported under the Modeling Immunity for Biodefense program.
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