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Journal Club is every Thursday, from 12-13, in the small meeting room.  Feel free to bring your lunch.  We also have a [[Group Meeting]].  
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Journal Club is every other Thursday, from 12-13, in the small meeting room.  Feel free to bring your lunch.
  
Ideally, someone from the group should volunteer to choose a paper for each meeting, and should update this page and email the paper around on the '''Friday the week before the meeting'''.  If a volunteer is not forthcoming, Micha may encourage someone to volunteer. Alternatively, people can also give '''tutorials on any scientific topic''' that may be of interest to other members of the group. The [[tutorial marketplace]] is the place to set and see the supply and demand for tutorials.
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The schedule is indicated below. If it is your turn, please indicate the paper you are presenting by Monday and update the calendar accordingly. It can be any paper of scientific interest. Alternatively, you can also give '''tutorials on any scientific topic''' that may be of interest to other members of the group or invite an external speaker.
  
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== January 19 ==
  
== January 14 ==
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Sandra will present
  
Gábor will talk about the Netflix prize and will (hopefully) present some of the most successful algorithms. [http://www.netflixprize.com/ See more here]
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== February 2nd ==
  
== January 21 ==
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Sven: "Connecting points by Smooth Connection Functions defines shapes in the smoothest possible way" ([http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-812/paper2.pdf Paper])
Barbara will present [http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/abstract/1167856 Self-Sustained Replication of an RNA Enzyme] and will talk about some theories concerning the origin of life.
 
  
== January 28 ==
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== March 2 (Friday at 2) ==
We will start the Bayesian Network reading group, with Micha presenting
 
  
== February 4 ==
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David will present the following paper
Diana will present: Pseudoscience & AIDS denialism
 
  
== February 11 ==
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<biblio>
We will continue with the reading group with chapter 3. Karen will lead the discussion
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# yang2010 pmid=20562875
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</biblio>
  
== February 18 ==
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== March 15 ==
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Zoltán will present:
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<biblio>
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#aa pmid=22391999
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</biblio>
  
Lausanne genomics days
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== March 29  ==
  
== February 25 ==
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Micha will talk about statistical analysis of rnaseq data, with the following papers:
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<biblio>
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#ab pmid=20167110
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#bb pmid=20979621
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</biblio>
  
Zoltán will present "[http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=what-does-a-smart-brain-look-like What does a smart brain look like?]" from Scientific American Mind (Nov/Dec 2009)
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== April 12 ==
  
== March 4 ==
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Tanguy will present
  
Karen will present
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<biblio>
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#bc pmid=22065777
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</biblio>
  
== March 11 ==
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== April 26 ==
Reading group
 
  
== March 18 ==
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Nadya is going to discuss following paper:
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<biblio>
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#Kolesov pmid=17709750
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</biblio>
  
Aitana tba
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== May 24 ==
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Diana will present the following paper:
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<biblio>
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# Stephens pmid=19590391
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</biblio>
  
== March 25 ==
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== May 31 ==
  
== April 1st ==
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Aurélien will present:
  
== April 8 ==
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8. The "impact factor" revisited
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Peng Dong, Marie Loh and Adrian Mondry*
  
== April 15 ==
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Link: http://www.bio-diglib.com/content/2/1/7
  
== April 22 ==
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== June 7 ==
  
== April 29 ==
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Sascha
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== June 21 ==
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Rico
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== July 5 ==
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== July 19 ==
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Tim:
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[http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867412000049 Aging, Rejuvenation, and Epigenetic Reprogramming: Resetting the Aging Clock]

Latest revision as of 12:53, 5 September 2012

Journal Club is every other Thursday, from 12-13, in the small meeting room. Feel free to bring your lunch.

The schedule is indicated below. If it is your turn, please indicate the paper you are presenting by Monday and update the calendar accordingly. It can be any paper of scientific interest. Alternatively, you can also give tutorials on any scientific topic that may be of interest to other members of the group or invite an external speaker.

January 19

Sandra will present

February 2nd

Sven: "Connecting points by Smooth Connection Functions defines shapes in the smoothest possible way" (Paper)

March 2 (Friday at 2)

David will present the following paper

<biblio>

  1. yang2010 pmid=20562875

</biblio>

March 15

Zoltán will present: <biblio>

  1. aa pmid=22391999

</biblio>

March 29

Micha will talk about statistical analysis of rnaseq data, with the following papers: <biblio>

  1. ab pmid=20167110
  2. bb pmid=20979621

</biblio>

April 12

Tanguy will present

<biblio>

  1. bc pmid=22065777

</biblio>

April 26

Nadya is going to discuss following paper: <biblio>

  1. Kolesov pmid=17709750

</biblio>

May 24

Diana will present the following paper: <biblio>

  1. Stephens pmid=19590391

</biblio>

May 31

Aurélien will present:

8. The "impact factor" revisited Peng Dong, Marie Loh and Adrian Mondry*

Link: http://www.bio-diglib.com/content/2/1/7

June 7

Sascha

June 21

Rico

July 5

July 19

Tim:

Aging, Rejuvenation, and Epigenetic Reprogramming: Resetting the Aging Clock