Keynote speakers

MARK ASCH (LAMFA-CNRS, University of Picardy)
 
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Mark Asch is emeritus professor of applied mathematics, attached to LAMFA-CNRS, University of Picardy. He has a long experience of teaching and research in the domains  of inverse problems, digital twins and the application of machine learning. He is actively involved in the NUMPEX project, where work is being done on a continuum digital twin for wide-area, cross-facility workflows at exascale. He has held posts of responsibility at the French Ministry of Research, ANR, CNRS and at Total Energies. He has published numerous papers as well as two recent books on data assimilation and digital twins.
 
ANNA NIARAKIS (University of Toulouse III-Paul Sabatier)
 
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Dr Anna Niarakis is a Full Professor of Computational Systems Biology at the University of Toulouse III-Paul Sabatier, affiliated with the Center of Integrative Biology and the Laboratory of Molecular and Cellular Dynamics. She holds a 4-year delegation for research at INRIA- Saclay, in the group Lifeware.

Dr Niarakis has a broad scientific background in Biochemistry, Biology, Pharmaceutical Technology and post-doctoral studies in Computational Systems Biology and Bioinformatics (ENS, Paris, Institut Gustave Roussy) with expertise in complex human diseases, especially autoimmune diseases.

She is a co-leader of the Disease Maps consortium coordinating the COVID-19 Disease Map initiative, and she also leads the Working Group “ Building Immune Digital Twins”, supported by the Research Data Alliance. 

Dr Niarakis has significant expertise in academic teaching and mentoring, course design and management and is also very active in organizing and participating in international summer and winter schools of Computational Systems Biology.

She is the main co-organizer and the leading instructor of the Wellcome Trust Advanced Course "Computational Systems Biology for Complex Human Disease: From Static to Dynamic Representations of Disease Mechanisms" 

KRISTIN REICHE (Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy and Immunology IZI, Leipzig)
 
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Kristin Reich's affiliations are as follows:
  • Head of Department of Medical Bioinformatics, Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy and Immunology IZI, Leipzig, Germany
  • Center for Scalable Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (ScaDS.AI), Dresden/Leipzig, Germany
  • Institute for Clinical Immunology, University Hospital of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany
  • Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, Leipzig University, Leipzig, Germany

ATHINA PAPADOPOULOU (Research Data Alliance Europe)

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Athina Papadopoulou is a Science Officer at the Research Data Alliance Association AISBL (Europe)
 
She is supporting and facilitating the work of diverse RDA Working Groups from start to finish, ensuring the seamless adoption and uptake of their outputs.
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