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The Mila Biology + AI reading group discusses papers at the intersection of Biology and Artificial Intelligence. While one of the key themes of the reading group is machine learning applications in bioinformatics, we welcome artificial intelligence-related papers dealing with any branch of biology, including ecology, evolutionary biology, conservation biology, physiology, etc.
The Next Talk
AI for genomics: Accurate proteome-wide missense variant effect prediction with AlphaMissense
Why Participate with Us?
Discuss, Learn, Network, Collaborate
Group Learning
Engage with peers and experts to deepen your understanding and broaden your perspectives.
Expert Speakers
Learn from a diverse group of speakers who share their knowledge and experiences.
Networking Opportunities
Connect with like-minded individuals and expand your professional network within the community.
Launch projects
Work together on projects and initiatives to apply your skills, innovate, and drive meaningful change in the field.
What You’ll Take Away From These Sessions
No matter your career stage or focus, our community provides meaningful opportunities.
Student researchers gain confidence in articulating their ideas as they engage with challenging research and diverse viewpoints, sharpening their analytical skills and expanding their professional networks.
Academic members (professors, researchers) expand their research horizons with diverse perspectives and up-to-date insights, fostering relationships that can lead to collaborative research across academia and industry.
Industry professionals stay ahead of emerging trends and methodologies, integrating academic insights with practical strategies. These exchanges can also spark valuable partnerships, fueling innovation and growth.
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