The course will gather leading speakers from different fields in cancer systems biology, in cancer research and in clinics. The invited speakers will expose various approaches for omics, imaging, clinical data analysis and interpretation, combining signalling networks together with multi-scale molecular data, further associating with clinical data.
More specific topics include multimodal genomic data integration and analysis, drug sensitivity prediction algorithms, identification of biomarkers and cancer drivers, patient stratification, and applications of mathematical modelling and image analysis in cancer.
You might also be interested in our satellite symposium on Multiple roles of RNAs and their disregulations in cancer, co-organised with the Cancer Science Institute, National University of Singapore.
The objective of the course is to promote better integration of computational approaches into biological and clinical labs and to clinics. We aim to help participants to understand and use multimodal integration approaches to efficiently exploit the various kinds data accumulating in most biological or medical labs.
The course will review current methods and tools for the analysis and interpretation of mutltimodal genomic data, with a special focus on recent spatial transcriptomics and proteomics, along with concrete applications related to cancer.
In particular, the course will showcase computational methods enabling us to deepen our understanding of the heterogeneity of tumours, to leverage multimodal integration of clinical and omics data, and to design personalized treatment schemes.
Article presentations
Poster presentations
Short oral presentations
Master students will have to analyse a scientific article and present it in front of a jury (journal club).
PhD students will be invited to present a poster and to make a flash presentation.
Senior participants will be invited to make a short oral presentation.
Participation to the course can grant 3 ECTS for master students from French partner universities.
Participation to the course can grant 3 ECTS for master students from French partner universities.
A certificate will be delivered to all participants requesting one (e.g. for doctoral schools).
Master students will be evaluated based on their journal club presentation.
A jury will award a number of prizes for the best journal club presentations, for the best posters, as well as for the best oral presentations from participants.
Fatima AL-SHAHROUR - ES
Emmanuel BARILLOT - FR
Giovanni CIRIELLO - CH
Leanne DE KONING - FR
Elisa FICARRA - IT
Åsmund FLOBAK - NO
Laurent GATTO - BE
Lisbeth GERIS - BE
Connie R. JIMENEZ - NL
Marta LOVINO - IT
Arnau MONTAGUD - ES
Vera PANCALDI - FR
Julio SAEZ-RODRIGUEZ - DE
Nicolas SERVANT - FR
Oznur TASTAN - TR
Kim THRANE - SE
Britta VELTEN - DE
Thomas WALTER - FR
Paul MACKLIN - US
Samantha MORRIS - US
Emmanuel Barillot (Institut Curie)
Laurence Calzone (Institut Curie)
Leanne De Koning (Institut Curie)
Inna Kuperstein (Institut Curie)
Loredana Martignetti (Institut Curie)
Denis Thieffry (ENS & Institut Curie)
Thomas Walter (Mines ParisTech & Institut Curie)
BARILLOT, Emmanuel (Institut Curie)
CALZONE, Laurence (Institut Curie)
DE KONING, Leanne (Institut Curie)
FLOBAK, Åsmund (NTNU, Norway)
KUPERSTEIN, Inna (Institut Curie)
MARTIGNETTI, Loredana (Institut Curie)
MONTAGUD, Arnau (CSIC, Spain)
SERVANT, Nicolas (Institut Curie)
THIEFFRY, Denis (ENS, Paris)
THRANE, Kim (KTH, Sweden)
WALTER, Thomas (Mines, Paris)
A number of reasonably priced rooms (to be covered by the participants) will be pre-booked for young participants asking for help in this respect.
For participants coming from abroad:
Be sure to mention in your motivation statement if you need a letter of invitation for Visa request purposes.
100 participants
The course can host up to hundred participants, including M2 students, PhD students, postdocs, engineers, biomedical researchers from public and private sectors.
A substantial background in cellular and molecular biology is a prerequisite.
The selection of the candidates will be performed by the scientific committee, based on the application folder, including a short CV, a letter of motivation and one letter of recommendation.
