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Pedro Tomaz Da Silva Wins ISBM 2024 Best RegSys Poster Award

Our Junior Member Honored for Work on DNA Language Models

MCML Junior Member Pedro Tomaz da Silva, PhD student in the group of our PI Julien Gagneur, and his co-authors have received the ISBM 2024 Best RegSys Poster Award for their poster "DNA language models reveal the architecture of nucleotide dependencies in genomes".

Congrats to Pedro!

Check out the full presentation on YouTube

Congratulations from us!

#award #research #gagneur
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