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MOPITAS – Multi-omics profiling in time and space
Richard Röttger – Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Syddansk Universitet
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2022
Collaborative Research Programme
Reading the Reader
Per Bækgaard – Associate Professor, Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science (DTU-Compute), DTU
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2022
Collaborative Research Programme
CAZAI: CAZyme Specificity Prediction Using AI
Bernard Henrissat – Professor, Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine, DTU
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2022
Collaborative Research Programme
2021
Risk-assessment of Vector-borne Diseases Based on Deep Learning and Remote Sensing
Jakob Brandtberg Knudsen, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
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2021
Collaborative Research Programme
DIRECTION – Data science driven leaf architecture optimization
Staffan Persson, University of Copenhagen
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2021
Collaborative Research Programme
CRISPRnet: Deep learning and data-driven CRISPR design for network-based multiplexed targeting
Jan Gorodkin, University of Copenhagen
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2021
Collaborative Research Programme
Mutational processes in spermatogenesis and their consequences for human health
Mikkel Heide Schierup
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2021
Collaborative Research Programme
2020
Machine learning methods for data-driven discovery of antibiotic resistance plasmid dissemination and evolution
Søren Sørensen, University of Copenhagen
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2020
Collaborative Research Programme
Center for Basic Machine Learning Research in Life Science
Ole Winther, University of Copenhagen
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2020
Collaborative Research Programme