Advancing Precision Medicine
Webinar series about latest advances in the field of Precision Medicine
NIMSBinars are a virtual series of seminars hosted by NOVA Institute for Medical Systems Biology and the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine- Berlin.
These seminars represent an enlightening exploration into cutting-edge research and advancements in the field of medical systems biology. In this initiative, we have curated a line-up of distinguished speakers from the Lisbon area, who will delve into various aspects of biomedical research, covering topics such as new breakthrough technologies, including single-cell and spatial multi-omics, artificial intelligence, and patient-derived disease models (organoids and organ-on-a-chip).
NIMSBinars were launched on October 1st, 2024.
Join us through the series of talks that will showcase cutting-edge science in the field of Medical Systems Biology!
NIMSBinars
PAST NIMSBinars
October 22 We had an honor to host Dr. Rune Matthiesen, from NMS, who was talking about ‘Peripheral Immune Cells as Biomarkers for Cancer’.
29 Jan 2025
January 28 – We had the honor to host
January 28 We had the honor to host Prof. Leonardo Vanneschi, from NOVA IMS, who was talking about ‘Case Studies of AI-based Predictive Models for Oncology’.
21 Jan 2025
January 21 – We had the honor to host
January 21 We had the honor to host Dr. Marta Lopes, from NOVA FCT, who was talking about ‘Multi-Omics Biomarker Discovery in Oncology Using Statistical and Machine Learning Methods’.
17 Dec 2024
December 17 – We had the honor to host
December 17 We had the honor to host Dr. Helena Vieira, from NOVA FCT, who was talking about ‘Building bridges in Stroke: from cellular research to the development of new diagnostic tools and therapeutic strategies’.
10 Dec 2024
December 10 – We had the honor to host
December 10 We had the honor to host Dr. Marcelo Mendonça, from NMS/Champalimaud Foundation, who was talking about ‘From dopamine neurons diversity to symptomatic heterogeneity: A cross-species perspective on Parkinson’s Disease’.
03 Dec 2024
December 3 – We had the honor to host
December 3 We had the honor to host Prof. Nuno Barbosa Morais, from GIMM, who was talking about ‘What transcriptomes tell us about stressed human cells’.
November 26 We had the honor to host Dr. André Dias, from UPF, who was talking about ‘Exploring the signaling-dependent modularity of the human gastrula in the bioengineering of 3D stem cell-based embryo models’.
19 Nov 2024
November 19 Pioneering Open-Source AI Technologies for Biological Discovery through Microscopy
November 19 We had the honor to host Prof. Prof. Ricardo Henriques, from ITQB NOVA, who was talking about ‘Pioneering Open-Source AI Technologies for Biological Discovery through Microscopy’.
12 Nov 2024
November 12 Decoding Transcriptome Dysregulation: Biomarkers and Implications for Human Health
November 12 We had the honor to host Prof. Ana Rita Grosso, from FCT NOVA, who was talking about ‘Decoding Transcriptome Dysregulation: Biomarkers and Implications for Human Health’.
November 5 We had the honor to host Dr. Sandra Tenreiro, from NMS, who was talking about ‘Modeling eye diseases: retinal organoids as a platform for studying degeneration and neuroinflammation’.
October 29 We had an honor to host Dr. Hugo M. Santos, from NOVA FCT, who was talking about ‘Harnessing Proteomics for Predictive Therapeutic Combinations’.
15 Oct 2024
October 15 Glycosylation in Cancer and Rare Diseases: Integrating Mechanisms to Advance Precision Medicine
October 15 We had an honor to host Prof. Paula Videira, from NOVA FCT, who was talking about ‘Glycosylation in Cancer and Rare Diseases: Integrating Mechanisms to Advance Precision Medicine’.
October 8 We had an honor to host Dr. Sarela Garcia-Santamarina, from ITQB NOVA, who was talking about ‘Emergence of community behaviors in the gutmicrobiota upon drug treatment’.
October 1 marked the start of our new webinar series – NIMSBinars. We had an honor to host Prof. José Luís Capelo, from NOVA FCT, who was talking about ‘Personalized medicine via mass spectrometry and drone assistance’.