Matthieu Najm

@mattanajm.bsky.social

Postodoctoral researcher in computational systems biology @ Institut Pasteur

ReCoN: REconstruction of multicellular COrdination Network We are releasing a new tool to model multicellular coordination and cellular responses in tissu! 🫀🫁 The package is just out, and the preprint should follow within a few days😇 If you want to have a look already: github.com/cantinilab/R...

GitHub - cantinilab/ReCoN: Exploring multicellular coordination from single-cell gene expression / multi-omics using mutlilayer network representations

Exploring multicellular coordination from single-cell gene expression / multi-omics using mutlilayer network representations - cantinilab/ReCoN

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Yes, there's "accessible" in my group's title. Come at me, Trump! Just kidding, don't come at me, except if you're looking for a job in biomedical AI. Hiring at all levels, up to 100% of E13. If you're enthusiastic about science and open source, consider applying! Please help spread the word. :)

Computational Health Center@comphealthmunich.bsky.social · 2y ago

We‘re excited to welcome @slobentanzer.bsky.social, new PI at the intersection of @diabresearch-dzd.bsky.social and @comphealthmunich.bsky.social @www.helmholtz-munich.de! His group focuses on „Accessible Biomedical AI Research“ - and he‘s hiring! Open positions on slolab.ai and: bit.ly/slolab.

Very grateful to have been awarded a #MSCA post-doc fellowship! With Felix Hol and Teun Bousema, we will bring BuzzWatch to the field to study mosquito behavior in malaria-endemic regions. Starting in #RadboudUmc, our first goal is to make BuzzWatch portable enough to be transported by bicycle 🦟🚲🇳🇱.

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Excited to share the final work from my PhD: our study on developing a signalling network gathering the molecular dysregulations caused by the absence of CFTR in cystic fibrosis (CF). Read the full article published in the journal BMC Genomics at: doi.org/10.1186/s128... 1/5

From CFTR to a CF signalling network: a systems biology approach to study Cystic Fibrosis - BMC Genomics

Background Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is a monogenic disease caused by mutations in the gene coding the Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Regulator (CFTR) protein, but its overall physio-pathology cannot be sol...

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