Information for Presenters of Posters and Fast Forward Talks

Information Fast Forward Talk Presenters

Fast Forward presentations will be held on the 10 December, 3:15 pm at the CPC Hub Lecture Theatre.
The length of each fast forward presentation is 1 minute 30 seconds.
Each presenter is allowed exactly one slide.
Each slide has a maximum of 16:9 aspect ratio.
Your fast forward talk slide must be sent to Ellis Patrick (ellis.patrick at sydney.edu.au) at least 24 hours prior to the Fast Forward Presentations.
File formats: All of the slides will be aggregated into one final PowerPoint document. All slides in PDF or Google slides format will be converted into PowerPoint format by Ellis.
Animations and Videos embedded within PowerPoint document is allowed. Participants have the responsibility to test the link and liaise with Ellis to check that they work prior to the presentations.
Fast Forward Presenters will present their posters at the second Poster Session on 11 December.
Social Media: If you do not like your work to be imaged, discussed, or shared on social media(s), please indicate this clearly at the start of your talk.

Information for Poster Presenters

Posters have a maximum size of A0 in the portrait orientation.
Poster boards will be located in CPC Dry Lab 1.3, right next to the parallel session room CPC dry lab 1.2
Poster Number 1 - 85 will present their poster during the first Poster Session (10 December lunch time 12:20 - 2:15 pm)
Poster Number 86 - 170 will present their poster during the second Poster Session (11 December lunch time 12:20 - 1:30 pm)
Note: Please look around on all the poster boards for your poster number as the numbers may be shifted or moved out of consecutive order to accommodate multiple posters presented by the same presenter.
Presenters with multiple posters were allocated consecutive poster numbers each marked with an asterisk. We will arrange these poster numbers so that they are side-by-side in the same row in the same poster session.
Poster must be mounted in the morning prior to the start of each poster session.
All posters must be de-mounted immediately at the close of each poster session. Any posters that were not taken down after each poster session will be placed in unattended pile(s). It is the responsibility of the poster presenter to collect their posters at the end of each session.
Social Media: If you would not like your poster to be shared on social media(s), please affix a Post-it note or similar next to your poster to indicate this clearly to the audience.

Fun Facts

There are 12 Fast Forward Talks and 155 Posters Only presentations (167 Posters in total). There are 163 presenters in total with Posters and Fast Forward Talks.
The poster numbers were randomly assigned.

List of Posters and Poster Numbers

Poster Number	Presenter	Title	Affiliation	Career Stage
Fast Forward Talk and Poster
159	Khelina Fedorchuk	Machine Learning in Dynamic Microscopy	Swinburne University of Technology	Student
160	Rui Chen	openMTB: A System for Evidence-Driven Personalized Cancer Treatments in Molecular Tumor Boards	University Hospital Tübingen	-
161	Mark Bennett	Detecting novel pathogenic repeat expansions associated with epilepsy	The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research	Postdoc
162	Adria Closa	Identification of RNA splicing therapeutic targets in high-risk paediatric acute leukaemia	Australian National University	Postdoc
163	Tingting Gong	Refining somatic structural variant detection and annotation for precision oncology	Garvan Institute of Medical Research	Student
164	Zainab Noor	A Mix-And-Match Library Approach for Enriching Plasma Proteome Discovery	Macquarie University	Student
165	Darren Cullerne	Calculating Tumour Mutational Burden in Lung Adenocarcinomas Using RNA-Seq	Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre	Professional
166	James M. Ferguson	SquiggleKit: A toolkit for manipulating nanopore signal data	Garvan Institute	Scientist
167	Nicolas Canete	Spatial Analysis of Highly Multiplexed Microscopy Data	Westmead Institute for Medical Research	Student
168	Richard Edwards	BUSCOMP: BUSCO Compilation and Comparison for Assessing Completeness in Multiple Genome Assemblies	University of New South Wales	Faculty
169	Yupei You	Accurate identification of mRNA splice sites using Oxford Nanopore sequencing	Melbourne Integrative Genomics, The University of Melbourne	Student
170	Samuel Lee	Network informed analysis of Mucinous ovarian carcinoma	St Vincent's Institute	Other academic
Poster Only
1	Chi Nam Ignatius Pang	Analytical guidelines for co-fractionation mass spectrometry obtained through global profiling of gold standard Saccharomyces cerevisiae protein complexes	The University of New South Wales	Postdoc
2	Susan Corley	QuantSeq 3’ Sequencing combined with quantification by Salmon provides a fast, reliable approach for high throughput transcriptomic analysis	UNSW	Postdoc
3	Zhi-Ping Feng	Pipeline of scRNAseq analysis from the ANU Bioinformatics Consultancy (ABC)	The Australian National University	Professional
4	Kyoung-Sae Na	Predicting depression in community dwellers using a machine learning algorithm	Gachon University Gil Medical Center	Professional
5	Jieun Hani Kim	CiteFuse: a comprehensive tool kit for the analysis of CITE-seq data	The University of Sydney	Student
6	Martin O'Hely	Evaluating evidence of maternal-to-infant transmission of gut microbiota during birth	Deakin University	Postdoc
7	Hasindu Gamaarachchi	Portable Real-time Genomic Data Processing: Harmonising Bioinformatics Software to Exploit Hardware	UNSW Sydney	Student
8	Ingrid Tarr	The use of duplicate samples to improve variant quality control in whole genome sequencing studies	Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute	Professional
9	David T Humphreys	A new whole genome sequencing bioinformatic pipeline enabling the identification of variants within miRNA functional regions	Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute	Professional
10	Sebastian Kurscheid	TAD cliques shape the 4-dimensional genome during terminal differentiation	The Australian National University	Postdoc
11	Wenming Zhao	EGPS 1.0: Comprehensive software for multi-omic and evolutionary analyses	Beijing Institute of Genomics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Scientist
12	Ankit Shukla	A Comprehensive Pan-Cancer Approach to Understanding Genomic Instability in Cancer	UQ	Student
13	Michael O'Connor	Biological validation of signal pathway predictions generated by the SPAGI algorithm	Western Sydney University	Faculty
14	Connie SN Li-Wai-Suen	Differential representation analysis of CRISPR-Cas9 screen data using edgeR	Walter and Eliza Hall Institute	Professional
15	Budi Permana	Integrating and visualizing genomic epidemiological information to reconstruct transmission of Healthcare-associated infections	University of Queensland	Student
16	Nandan Deshpande	Little evidence of adaptation potential to ocean acidification in sea urchins living in “Future Ocean” conditions at a CO₂ vent	Systems Biology Initiative, UNSW	Postdoc
17	Amara Jabeen	Orthogonal evidence for Olfactory Receptors can be used for agonist prediction	Macquarie university	Student
18	Yih-Chih Chan	Selecting and visualising subpopulations of cells from scRNA-seq data	Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre	Postdoc
19	Xabier Vázquez-Campos	OTUreporter: amplicon to report in a single command	UNSW	Postdoc
20	Jyotsna batra	Identification of prostate cancer specific microRNA expression quantitative trait loci (miR-eQTLs) at Genome-wide level	Queensland University of Technology	Scientist
21	Dr. Muhammad Shahzad	Exploring the gut lung axis in tuberculosis using shotgun metagenomic sequencing	Khyber Medical University	Faculty
22	Abdul Baten	Sequencing of the auto-tetraploid wild clover (Trifolium uniflorum) genome	AgResearch, New Zealand	Scientist
23	Waruni Abeysekera	A statistical approach to analyse the 3-dimensional motility of Plasmodium falciparum sporozoites.	WEHI	Postdoc
24	Kristen Feher	Spatial diversity in molecular organisation regulates T cell receptor and chimeric antigen receptor signalling	UNSW	Postdoc
25	Xin-Yi Chua	Fishing in the dark matter: sorting genuine dark taxa from sequencing artefacts in environmental DNA samples using comparative methods	Queensland University of Technology	Postdoc
26	Åsa Pérez-Bercoff	Comparative performance of long-read whole genome assembly tools in diploid eukaryotes	University of New South Wales	Postdoc
27	Leila Eshraghi	Metagenomic approach to the diagnosis of perinatal death	University of South Australia	Postdoc
28	Gordon Qian	Discovery of perturbation gene targets via free text metadata mining in Gene Expression Omnibus	University of Hong Kong	Student
29	Urwah Nawaz	Transcriptome profiling of individuals with compromised nonsense-mediated mRNA decay implicates immune system and neuronal cell dysfunction in neurodevelopmental disorders	The University of Adelaide	Scientist
30	Michael Vacher	Investigating associations between SNPs in candidate Blood-Brain Barrier genes and regional brain atrophy.	CSIRO	Postdoc
31	Legana Fingerhut	ampir: an R package to predict antimicrobial peptides in genomes	Tropical Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology, JCU, Townsville	Student
32	Xiangnan Xu	LC-N2G: A Local Consistency Approach for Nutrigenomics Data Analysis	The University of Sydney	Student
33	Timothy Amos	Genome size estimation using the read depth of long reads	UNSW Australia	Other academic
34	Brooke Whitelaw	The dynamic genome behind the emergence of octopod novelties	James Cook University	Student
35	Seo-Eun Cho	Machine learning-based discrimination of panic disorder from other anxiety disorders	Gachon Medical Center	Professional
36	Alistair Chalk	The majority of A-to-I RNA editing is not required for mammalian homeostasis.	St Vincent's Institute	Postdoc
37	Barbara Brito	Human influenza A viruses introduced to swine populations in Chile	University of Technology Sydney	Postdoc
38	Yitong Fang	Measuring the cellularity of the brain tumour immune microenvironment	The University of Melbourne	Student
39	Brendan Wilson-Mortier	From genotype to phenotype: an analysis of the influence of membrane transporters on the lifestyles of microbial lifeforms	Macquarie University	Student
40	James Torpy	Copy number variation profiles derived from single cell RNA-Sequencing data reveals diverse intra-tumour heterogeneity across multiple breast cancer subtypes	Garvan Institute of Medical Research	Student
41	Peter Kozulin	Evolution of the mammalian cerebral cortex: a comparative transcriptomic analysis of cortical projection neuron subtypes	Queensland Brain Institute	Postdoc
42	Miriam Yeung	Data Management - intra-laboratory tracking of samples from bench to sequencing	Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre	Other academic
43	NA	NA	NA	NA
44*	Mengbo Li	Gene expression guided neuroimaging network classification in mental disorders enable biologically interpretable feature selection results	School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sydney	Student
45*	Mengbo Li	ruvms: Remove unwanted variation in mass spectrometry data with missing values	School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sydney	Student
46	Melanie Smith	A comprehensive miRSeq profile of miRNA in the human placenta across early gestation.	Robinson Research Institute	Student
47	Andrew Lonsdale	Toblerone: Detecting deletions in cancer genes using RNA-seq	The University of Melbourne	Student
48*	Merridee Wouters	Cross-Strand Disulfides in the Hydrogen Bonding Site of Antiparallel β-sheet (aCSDhs): Forbidden Disulfides that are Highly Strained, Easily Broken	Children's Medical Research Institute	Scientist
49*	Merridee Wouters	Sexual dimorphism and epileptogenesis in developing and adult rat brains	Children's Medical Research Institute	Scientist
50	Naveen Meena	Development of Nextflow Based Pipeline for variant calling and annotation of variants	School of Computational And Integrative Sciences,JNU,India	Student
51	Pablo Acera Mateos	Comprehensive identification of nucleotide biochemical modifications from nanopore signal data	Australian National University	Student
52	Joshua Ho	Immersive visual analytics of large single cell and spatial transcriptomic data	The University of Hong Kong	Faculty
53	John Salamon	Investigating Tumour Heterogeneity using Computational Modelling of Patient-Specific Network Rewiring	Flinders University	Student
54	Stephen Bent	Assessment of DNA damage in collection specimens- mutation signatures of storage and processing	CSIRO	Scientist
55	Hamid Alinejad-Rokny	A landscape analysis of De Novo somatic point mutations and chromatin accessibility data reveals potential enhancer role for non-coding RNAs in cancers	University of Western Australia	Scientist
56	Niko Thio	MGC-Database: enabling data mining capability in Molecular Genomics Core for routine operational support and advanced analysis	Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre	Professional
57	Hideki Ueda	Precise prediction of cleavage site of Alzheimer’s disease relevant β-secretase from the amino acid sequence by machine learnings	Nara Institute of Science and Technology	Student
58	Sergio Ruiz-Carmona	Var2Prot: A new tool to unravel the 3D structural effect of genetic variants	Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute	Postdoc
59	Kate Wathen-Dunn	A novel biomarker test for sugarcane yellow canopy syndrome	Sugar Research Australia	Scientist
60	Eddie K.K. Ip	Comparison of algorithms for mtDNA variant discovery from whole-genome sequencing data	Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute	Student
61	Taiyun Kim	scReClassify: post hoc cell type classification of single-cell RNA-seq data	University of Sydney	Student
62	Zipeng Liu	Reciprocal causation mixture model for mendelian randomization analysis	The University of Hong Kong	Postdoc
63	Jan Piotr Buchmann	Entrezpy: A Python library to dynamically interact with the NCBI Entrez databases	University of Sydney	Postdoc
64	Artur Trancoso Lopo de Queiroz	Effects of 10-valent pneumococcal conjugate (PCV10) vaccination on the nasopharyngeal microbiome: a weapon of mass destruction or a sniper shot?	Fundação Oswaldo Cruz.	Scientist
65	Maria Satti	Comparative genomic analysis of Bifidobacterium species isolated from Egyptian fruit bat Rousettus egyptiacus	National Institute of Genetics	Student
66	Qiuyi Li	HIDTL, a new model of gene family evolution	The University of Melbourne	Student
67	Andre Reis	A universal and independent synthetic DNA scale to measure genetic features.	Garvan Institute of Medical Research	Student
68	Takaaki Kamatani	Comparative Phylogenetic Analysis of Proteins of Different Strains of Human Papillomavirus	Showa University School of Dentistry	Scientist
69	Anup D. Shah	Phosphoproteomic Characterization of Signaling Networks Resulting from Activation of Chemokine Receptor CCR2	Monash University	Professional
70	Shweta S. Joshi	Benchmarking short and long read Capture sequencing techniques to identify novel transcripts in neuropsychiatric disorder risk genes	University of Melbourne	Student
71	Yu Miyazaki	Comprehensive Exploration of Target-specific Ligands from Natural Compounds Using a Graph Convolution Neural Network	Nara Institute of Science and Technology	Student
72	Naoki Hirose	Functional annotation of non-coding regions in the genome of non-human primates	RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences	Postdoc
73	Shigehiko Kanaya	Comprehensive understanding of alkaloid biosynthetic pathways focused on starting substances using graph convolutional neural networks using KNApSAcK Core DB	Nara Institute of Science and Technology	Professional
74	Nikeisha Caruana	Integration of -omics methods identifies extensive mitochondrial biogenesis after endurance training of human skeletal muscle.	The University of Melbourne	Postdoc
75	Timothy Peters	A general framework for evaluating cross-platform concordance in genomic studies	Garvan Institute of Medical Research	Postdoc
76	Younghoon Kim	A novel deep learning-based method for peptide-MHC Class II interaction by using structure and sequence information	KISTI	Scientist
77	Christoffer Flensburg	Integrated analysis of cancer sequencing data with superFreq	Walter Eliza Hall Institute	Postdoc
78*	Jean-Marc Schwartz	A meta-analysis portal for human breast cancer transcriptomics data: BreastCancerVis	University of Manchester	Faculty
79*	Jean-Marc Schwartz	Network analysis of children’s dental health	University of Manchester	Faculty
80	Ralph Patrick	Decoding the identify and flux of cardiac cells in injury and homeostasis at single-cell resolution	Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute	Postdoc
81	Qianhui Wan	The unique methylation profile of the placenta can be used for quality control.	the University of Adelaide	Student
82	Ruqian Lyu	Single-cell sperm genotyping and transcriptome dynamics during spermatogenesis in FANCM-KO mouse	St Vincent's Institute of Medical Research	Professional
83	Yunshun Chen	Assessing RNA-seq differential expression at the transcript level	Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research	Postdoc
84	Jia-Ying Su	Visualization for high-dimensional mediation effects (HDMV) with application to (epi)genome-wide mediation	Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica	Other academic
85	Gerry Tonkin-Hill	Preventing Pangenome Pitfalls with Panaroo	Wellcome Sanger Institute	Student
86	Jerome Samir	Exploring and analysing single cell multi-omics data with VDJView	UNSW	Student
87*	Frederick Jaya	Bioinformatic analysis of genome-wide SNPs elucidates cryptic species boundaries and potential speciation of Australian toadlets (Myobatrachidae: Uperoleia)	UTS	Student
88*	Frederick Jaya	Assessing the performance of recombination detection methods using simulated viral sequences	UTS	Student
89	Wishva Herath	Re-imagining FastQC with Python.	Pathology Queensland	Professional
90	Alexandra Garnham	Multi-species RNA-seq to study erythropoietic evolution	The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research	Professional
91	Karin Engström	Association between serum concentrations of per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFASs) and expression of serum microRNAs in a cohort highly exposed to PFAS from drinking water	EPI@Lund, Laboratory Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Lund Univers	Scientist
92	Katarina Stuart	Using genomics to reveal drivers of invasion success	University of New South Wales	Student
93	Stephanie H Chen	Advancing genomic resources for myrtle rust research and management	UNSW Sydney	Student
94	Mira Park	Independent component analysis for identifying cancer subtypes	Department of Preventive Medicine, Eulji University	Faculty
95	Angelita Liang	The role of kinases in the differentiation of bone marrow stromal cells into osteoblasts: a systematic analysis by knockdown	UNSW Australia	Student
96	Alexander P Drew	Improved genetic diagnosis of FSHD using Oxford Nanopore long-read sequencing combining DNA sequencing and methylation profiling	Kinghorn Centre for Clinical Genomics, Garvan Institute	Postdoc
97	André Minoche	Applying Oxford Nanopore long-read sequencing to paediatric precision cancer genomics	Garvan Institute	Postdoc
98	Lokeshwaran Manoharan	Genomic inferences from metagenomes assist in resolving ecological and cellular features of novel microbes in Asgard archaea	Lund University	Other academic
99	Julia Voelker	Terpene synthase gene family evolution in Myrtaceae	PhD candidate at Southern Cross University	Student
100	Shuo Shi	An intelligent algorithm for reference recommendation of genotype imputation based on convolutional neural networks	Beijing Institute of Genomics Chinese Academy of Sciences	Student
101	Damien Hicks	Fate bifurcations in variable cell lineage trees	Swinburne University of Technology	Faculty
102	Nader Aryamanesh	Transcriptome and methylome profiling of cerebral palsy to find predictive biomarkers	South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI)	Postdoc
103	Marie Trussart	Integration of multiple single-cell CyTOF datasets to untangle the heterogeneity of cancer patients’ responses to a new class of anti-cancer drugs	Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Science	Postdoc
104	Mark Daniel Ziemann	mitch: Multi-contrast gene set enrichment for multi-omics and single-cell profiling data	Deakin University	Faculty
105	Rhys Newell	Strain level genotyping of microbial communities using long and short read phasing	The University of Queensland	Student
106	David Chisanga	Impact of gene annotation choice on the quantification of RNA-seq data	Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research	Postdoc
107	Jiayue-Clara Jiang	Human transposons are an abundant supply of transcription factor binding sites and promoter activities in breast cancer cell lines.	The University of Queensland	Student
108	Yujie Cao	Development of a one-stop thalassaemia screening method by next generation sequencing	The University of Hong Kong	Student
109	Andrew J. Perry	Streamlining access to genomic pipelines with Laxy	Monash University	Professional
110	Narumi Sakaguchi	In silico analysis of pseudo-exon activation events in personal genome and transcriptome data	Kyushu University	Student
111	Jacob Munro	Likelihood-based resolution of phylotype mixtures in Mycobacterium tuberculosis Complex whole genome sequencing data	Walter and Eliza Hall Institute	Professional
112	Jingqin Wu	A framework of integrative genomics for identifying avirulence genes in rust fungi exemplified by AvrLr20 mining	The University of Sydney	Scientist
113	Diksha Sharma	Investigating dynamics of rDNA copy number at the intra-species level	University of Auckland	Student
114	Ahmad Mollazadeh Taghipour	Functional studies of plastid-targeted protein 1 (PTP-1) gene associated with desiccation tolerance in the resurrection plant Craterostigma plantagineum	University of Bonn	Student
115	Yingxin Lin	Multiscale hierarchical classification of single cells into cell-types and sample size learning	The University of Sydney	Student
116	Ning Liu	Identifying candidate cis-regulatory variants in regulatory T cells for Type 1 Diabetes research	University of Adelaide	Student
117	Oliver Crook	Uncertainty Quantification for Dynamic Spatial Proteomics Experiments	University of Cambridge	Student
118	Ahmad Zeeshan Siddiqui	Tissue-specific expression of circular RNAs in healthy human adults	UNSW	Student
119	Konstantinos Bogias	Differential transcript expression identifies specific changes in isoform usage across early gestation.	Robinson Research Institute, University of Adelaide, Adelaide SA	Student
120	Alessandra Whaite	The role of -omics in understanding the structure of natural protein fibres produced by molluscs and spiders	GeneCology Research Centre, University of the Sunshine Coast	Student
121	Satwica Yerneni	Spectrum of bioinformatics requirements for an accredited diagnostic molecular laboratory specialising in haematological malignancy	Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre	Professional
122	Tyrone Chen	A data driven approach to detect regulatory features in multi-omics high throughput sequencing data	Monash University	Student
123	Anna S. Trigos	Gene co-expression network analysis to identify prognostic signatures in cancer	Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre	Postdoc
124	Rebecca Poulos	Strategies for reproducibility in large-scale and longitudinal discovery proteomics toward precision medicine	Children's Medical Research Institute, The University of Sydney	Postdoc
125	Ilariya Tarasova	Exploration of time and division dependent gene expression during B cell division.	WEHI	Student
126	James Monks	Lens-PaTrNing: an interactive web resource for investigating gene regulatory mechanisms of lens and cataract formation	Western Sydney University	Student
127	Agus Hartoyo	Inference of the parsimonious mechanism underlying the emergence of alpha-blocking in human electroencephalography	Centre for Micro-Photonics, Swinburne University of Technology,	Student
128	Jeongho Shin	Visualization of the gene expression-based convolutional neural network for survival analysis: an application in bladder cancer	Ajou University	Student
129	Marek Cmero	MINTIE: identifying cryptic variants in cancer transcriptomes using RNA-seq data	Murdoch Children's Research Institute	Postdoc
130	Yiwen Wang	sPLSDA-batch: Batch effect correction in microbiome data	University of Melbourne	Student
131	Md. Humayun Kabir	Discovery and analysis of signalling pathway components using gene ontology annotations	University of Rajshahi	Faculty
132	Stuart Archer	Visualising and validating read-trimming processes with trimSanity	Monash University	Postdoc
133	Justin Miller	Predicting disease phenotypes via in silico gene knockdown within a universe of lens signalling pathways and associated gene regulatory networks.	Western Sydney University	Student
134	Melissa Burke	Multiomics training with EMBL-EBI	European Bioinformatics Institute	Professional
135	Latha Narayanan	Computational approaches in the structure-function studies of Dopamine Receptors implicated in neurological disorders	Sri Venkateswara College Dhaula Kuan New Delhi	Faculty
136	Mikhail Gudkov	ConanVarvar: a versatile tool for the detection of large syndromic copy number variation from whole genome sequencing data	Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute	Student
137	Nicholas C. Wong	Investigating Clonal Haematopoiesis of Indeterminate Potential (CHIP) in the ASPREE Cohort - from a bioinformatics perspective.	Monash University	Professional
138	Kaitao Lai	Investigating gene dysregulation causing inherited peripheral neuropathy by identification of topological associated domains (TADs) in 3D genome	Anzac Research Institute, The University Of Sydney	Postdoc
139	NA	NA	NA	NA
140	Anthony T Papenfuss	A tidy wrapper suite that introduces a unifying grammar for single-cell and bulk transcriptomic analyses	WEHI	Faculty
141	Agus Salim	RUV-NB: Removing Unwanted Variation from Single-Cell RNA-seq Data	La Trobe University	Scientist
142	Dharmesh D. Bhuva	Gene signature-based predictive models suitable for clinical translation	Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of medical research	Student
143	James Breen	Investigating “alignment-free” computational techniques for the accurate identification of Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) gene fusion events	University of Adelaide	Student
144	Yunwei Zhang	User-friendly flexible evaluation framework for kidney allocation algorithm evaluation	The University of Sydney	Student
145	Yuan Gao	The relationship between maternal gut microbiota during pregnancy and the offspring’s immune phenotype: a birth cohort study.	Deakin University	Student
146	Anushi Shah	Investigation of de novo mutations in human genomes using whole genome sequencing datasets	UNSW	Student
147	Feng Yan	A 9-gene score for predicting B-ALL risk of relapse and survival	Monash University	Student
148	Srikanth SM	Spectral reference library generation for SWATH-MS data by combining results from multiple search engines	Children's Medical Research Institute, University of Sydney	Postdoc
149	Sara Ballouz	An approach to assess differential gene expression through co-expression	Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory	Postdoc
150	Sebastian Hollizeck	Opportunities and challenges of analysing multi-regional tumour biopsies to characterise heterogeneity in cancer	Peter MacCallum Cancer Center	Student
151	Sarah Williams	Celaref: An (updated) package for cell type annotation by reference data	Monash Bioinformatics Platform	Professional
152	Marina Reixachs	Ribosome profiling at isoform level reveals an evolutionary conserved impact of differential splicing on the proteome	Australian National University	Student
153	Liliana Andrés-Hernández	Knowledge Representation and Database Integration to facilitate nutritional security	Southern Cross University	Student
154	Charity W Law	Covering all your bases: incorporating intron signal from RNA-seq data	The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute	Postdoc
155	Javier Ortega	Identifying the genes that yield the benefits of dietary restriction without the costs.	Monash University	Student
156	Steve Monger	In silico methods for prediction of splicing variants provide insight into splicing alterations in normal variation and disease	Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute	Professional
157	Victor Wei Tse Hsu	Multi-breed comparison of canine lymphoma susceptibility	University of Sydney	Student
158	Feargal Ryan	Intrapartum or direct antibiotic exposure in early life significantly alters the composition of the infant microbiota.	SAHMRI	Postdoc