Chan Zuckerberg Biohub San Francisco - Presentation

Please join us for this special presentation by the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub team leaders. You will hear from three distinguished speakers who will share how they use computational mathematics and AI tools to make a difference in their fields and in the world.

Title: Mapping Dynamic Cell Systems: Integrating Imaging, AI, and Computational Biology

Abstract: CZ Biohub San Francisco integrates systems biology, imaging technologies, and AI to map dynamic cell systems across scales. In this seminar, the Imaging AI, Computational Microscopy, and Computational Biology groups will share their efforts to understand the emergence of cell types and cell states from large datasets.

The talk will feature innovations in computational methods for analyzing multimodal biological data, including imaging-driven approaches and advanced algorithms for biological discovery. Highlights include dynamic imaging and robust AI methods to predict cellular responses to perturbations, and development of 3D tracking algorithms on zebrafish live imaging data, which enable unprecedented insights into cellular dynamics and developmental processes. 

Through a combination of advanced imaging, machine learning, and high-performance computation, we aim to reveal the principles underlying biological organization and change. Our multidisciplinary approach emphasizes open collaboration and tool development to accelerate scientific discovery for the broader community.

Speakers: 

Shalin Mehta, Platform Leader, Computational Microscopy

 

Loic Royer, Sr. Group Leader & Director of Imaging AI

Yasin Senbabaoglu, Director of Computational Biology

Please note that this workshop is only for Stanford MS & PhD students from ICME and the Department of Statistics. If you have any questions, please get in touch with ICME Career Services: Tanya Schornack.