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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20261021T150000
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SUMMARY:MIST Guest Seminar: Prof. William Stafford Noble
DESCRIPTION:Host: Balazs Balint (balazs.balint@utu.fi)\n\nCoffee and pulla 
 served at 14:30\, first come first serve!\n\nAbout the speaker\n\nProf. Wi
 lliam Stafford Noble\, University of Washington\, USA\nMachine learning me
 thods for proteomics mass spectrometry data\n\nNoble research group develo
 ps and applies computational techniques for modeling and understanding bio
 logical processes at the molecular level. Their research emphasizes the ap
 plication of statistical and machine learning techniques\, such as hidden 
 Markov models and support vector machines. The team applies these techniqu
 es to various types of biological data\, including protein and DNA sequenc
 es\, data from high-throughput genomic assays such as ChIP-seq and Hi-C\, 
 and tandem mass spectrometry. Prof. Noble’s research group is currently 
 developing methods for analyzing shotgun proteomics data\, for characteriz
 ing protein function\, structure and interactions\, and for understanding 
 the structure and regulatory influence of chromatin.\n\nWilliam Stafford N
 oble is a Professor in the Department of Genome Sciences and in the Paul G
 . Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Wa
 shington. He received the Ph.D. in computer science and cognitive science 
 from University of California\, San Diego in 1998. Dr. Noble’s research 
 applies statistical and machine learning methods to the analysis of comple
 x biological data sets. He is the author of more than 350 peer reviewed pu
 blications and has advised 39 postdoctoral fellows and 31 PhD students. Wi
 lliam is the recipient of the International Society for Computational Biol
 ogy Innovator award\, the US Human Proteome Organization Gilbert S. Omenn 
 Computational Proteomics Award\, and is a Fellow and former member of the 
 Board of Directors of the ISCB.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nSelected publications\n\nJha
  A\, Hristov B\, Wang X\, Wang S\, Greenleaf WJ\, Kundaje A\, Aiden EL\, B
 ertero A\, Noble WS. Prediction and functional interpretation of inter-chr
 omosomal genome architecture from DNA sequence with TwinC. Nat Commun. 202
 6 Apr 20. in press\n\nSanders J\, Wen B\, Rudnick PA\, Johnson RS\, Wu CC\
 , Riffle M\, Oh S\, MacCoss MJ\, Noble WS. A transformer model for de novo
  sequencing of data-independent acquisition mass spectrometry data. Nat Me
 thods. 2025 Jul\;22(7):1447-1453.\n\nSanders J\, Wen B\, Rudnick PA\, John
 son RS\, Wu CC\, Riffle M\, Oh S\, MacCoss MJ\, Noble WS. A transformer mo
 del for de novo sequencing of data-independent acquisition mass spectromet
 ry data. Nat Methods. 2025 Jul\;22(7):1447-1453.\n\nBittremieux W\, Noble 
 WS. Self-supervised learning from small-molecule mass spectrometry data. N
 at Biotechnol. 2026 Apr\;44(4):538-539.
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LOCATION:Lauren 2 (MED D1016)\, Kiinamyllynkatu 10\, Turku\, 20520\, Finlan
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