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  • BioE Seminar - Assaf Zaritsky, PhD

BioE Seminar - Assaf Zaritsky, PhD

    College of Engineering

    Dr. Assaf Zaritsky is an Assistant Professor in the Software and Systems Information Engineering Department at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.

    He received his degrees from:

    Ph.D., Computer Science, Tel Aviv University, 2014M.Sc., Computer Science, Ben-Gurion University, 2004, B.Sc., Computer Science, Ben-Gurion University, 2001

    Cell biology has entered the Big Data era, introducing a huge gap between the amount and complexity of cell imaging data and the ability to process it in a meaningful and informative manner. This gap provides an enormous opportunity for quantitative scientists to develop new methods, with the aim of deciphering complicated dynamic processes in cells through the analysis of microscopic images. His field of research is at the interface of cell biology and computer science, and deals with the understanding of complicated processes in cells through a range of computational methods from the field of data science. A central research question in his lab is how do cells communicate to achieve efficient collective self-organization and dynamics in normal processes and disease?

     

    To register for this seminar, please use the following link:

    https://temple.zoom.us/s/92378758038

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