CMC Tool Showcase at the CEIRR Annual Network Meeting 2025

May 29, 12:45pm-1:45pm ET; Athens, GA

Prof Sarah Cobey (U. Chicago) leads a breakout session showcasing new computational tools and methods developed across the CEIRR network.

Speakers:

Caroline Kikawa - Computational analysis for sequencing-based neutralization assays.

Lin Wang - Deep learning-guided cartography method for analyzing drifting patterns and molecular determinants of antigenic evolution in influenza virus

Andreas Handel & Zane Billings - Antigenic distance metrics

Alexey Markin - SPLICER - Fast placement of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 genomes onto phylogenetic trees for real-time genomic epidemiology

Katia Koelle - Estimating infectiousness from experimental transmission studies

Adriana Tomic - From Predictive Modeling (PANDORA) to Single-Cell Host Response Analysis (Genular): Atomic Lab Toolkit for Host-Viral Immunology