Yaron Orenstein

@yaronorenstein.bsky.social

Associate Professor in Computer Science and Life Sciences at Bar-Ilan University

New preprint alert! we developed ExoShorkie to predict RNA-seq coverage of exogenous genomes in yeast. We fine-tuned the recently developed Shorkie on RNA-seq data of exogenous genomes, and show that ExoShorkie performs best on held-out genomes.

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Excited to share this preprint which describe the IBIS challenge to predict TF binding sites across experimental assays. My students achieved best performance in the in vitro -> in vivo task! Thanks so much for the organizers for their herculean efforts!

Dmitry Penzar @pensarata.bsky.social · 9mo ago

(1/13) Excited to share the outcome of the IBIS Challenge! The IBIS challenge united dozens of teams across the world in tackling the problem of modeling transcription factor (TF) binding specificity using a diverse collection of experimental datasets for understudied human TFs.

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The start of a new academic year at the Orenstein lab - we are excited to welcome three new MSc students: Yehuda, Evyatar, and Sapir, and continue with three PhD students: Ido, Jonathan, and Noam. Good luck in your studies and research!

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It was a delight to host my former PhD advisor Prof. Ron Shamir and hear about his current research on clustering cancer patients and standardising Parkinson's disease progression scores (in addition to the usual chit-chatting and updates...)

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Excited to share FiSSC, a new method to find a smallest sequence cover of sets of degenerate reads. We prove that the problem is NP-hard, and suggest filtering steps and an ILP solution. We apply it to RNA A-to-I editing data to gauge biological complexity dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/...

FiSSC: Finding smallest sequence covers to sets of degenerate reads with applications to RNA editing | Proceedings of the 15th ACM International Conference on Bioinformatics, Computational Biology and...

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