Live Webinar – New advances in omics biomarkers of aging

Brought to you by the Boston Computational Biology Society and biomodal.
12:00 pm
 to 1:00 pm
 EST, 
1 February 2024

Live Webinar – New advances in omics biomarkers of aging

Brought to you by the Boston Computational Biology Society and biomodal.
Originally presented on 1 February 2024.

About the webinar

Please join Mahdi Moqri, PhD MBA, Joint Research Fellow from Stanford University and Harvard University, and Jesse Poganik, PhD, Instructor in Medicine from Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School for a dynamic webinar.

Machine learning models based on Omics data can predict biological age but often do not offer biologically meaningful or clinically actionable insights. Many research groups have been working to address this challenge during the past few years. Drs. Moqri and Poganik present a brief review of recent advances in this area developed by the members of the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium, including the PRC2 Clock, the Causal Clock, the OMICmAge Clock, biological applications of the clocks, and computational tools including Biolearn and Clockbase.

Presenting at the event

Mahdi Moqri, PhD MBA

Joint Research Fellow

Stanford University and Harvard University

12:00pm-1:00pm EST

Presentation abstract

Jesse Poganik

Instructor in Medicine

Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School

12:00pm-1:00pm EST

Presentation abstract

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