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      Zelmina Lubovac

      Senior Lecturer in Bioinformatics
      School of Bioscience
      Room G2248

      Education

      Course
      7.5 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Bachelor's (1st cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Bachelor's (1st cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Bachelor's (1st cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)
      Course
      7.5 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)
      Programme
      120 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)
      Programme
      120 credits
      Master's (2nd cycle)

      Research

      Finished projects

      BIO-AID - Biomedical AI-driven data analytics

      Artificial intelligence (AI) is an important driving force that is rapidly transforming health care and pharmaceutical industries in several ways. The vast amount of biomedical data available today poses unique opportunities to develop a repertoire of AI-based models. Although the results from studies using AI for solving biomedical problems are encouraging, there are numerous scientific challenges associated with AI for life science applications that need to be addressed.

      October 2020 - September 2024 Systems Biology

      DMDPipe

      The DMDPipe project aims to develop a pipeline for identifying and analysing disease-causing modules of interacting proteins. The project is expected to contribute to the development of individualised diagnostics and treatment for asthma.

      March 2018 - February 2021 Systems Biology
      Published: 1/9/2020
      Edited: 1/9/2020
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