Last week, Barbara, Giacomo, Giulia, Gaia, and Matteo attended the 33rd Conference on Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology & 24th European Conference on Computational Biology (ISMB/ECCB 2025), held in Liverpool, UK, from July 20–24, 2025.
The conference was a valuable opportunity to attend cutting-edge presentations, engage in discussions on the latest advances in bioinformatics, and foster new collaborations.
We’re proud to share that our group contributed to the scientific program with several presentations:
- Giulia Cesaro delivered an oral presentation in the NetBio session titled “Cell-specific Graph Operation Strategy on Signaling Intracellular Pathways” showcasing work done in collaboration with the CostaLab at RWTH Aachen University.
- Giacomo Baruzzo presented the poster “Realistic Simulation of NGS Reads from Tumoral Samples with MOV&RSim”, a project led by Francesca Longhin (former PhD student of our group), in collaboration with AB Analitica.
- Matteo Baldan presented the poster “Integrating Biological Knowledge for Feature Summarization in Spatial Transcriptomics”.
- Gaia Tussardi presented the poster “Multilevel Network Visualization for Deciphering Dysregulated Cellular Signalling”.
- In collaboration with the CostaLab at RWTH Aachen University, we also co-organized the tutorial “Computational Approaches for Deciphering Cell-Cell Communication from Single-Cell and Spatial Transcriptomics Data”.
