News

We went on a joint scientific retreat with the Bionets group at TUM’s Science & Study Center in Raitenhaslach, Burghausen. [read more]

Yesterday, we took part in the Weihenstephaner Berglauf 2025 and enjoyed much better weather than at the last Campus Lauf. 🏃‍♂️‍➡️🏃‍♀️‍➡️ [read more]

We’re excited to share another highlight this week: our latest publication, “Critical Evaluation of Drug Response Prediction Models with DrEval,” is now out in Nature Communications. [read more]

Last Wednesday, our DaiSyBio team proudly joined the 12th TUM Campuslauf in Garching for an unfortunately very rainy, but still incredibly fun, 5.5 km race. 🏃‍♂️‍➡️🌧️🏃‍♀️ [read more]

As the first official DaiSyBio PhD student, Alexander Dietrich successfully defended his thesis, “Advanced Methods for Cellular Composition Inference from Bulk Molecular Profiles,” on February 24th and, as of yesterday, can officially be called Dr. Alexander Dietrich. We are incredibly proud to… [read more]

More than 30 researchers and project partners gathered in Erlangen for the DyHealthNet workshop on March 19-20. Within these two days, several interesting presentations and discussions from professionals in the field of population cohorts took place, including researchers from the SHIP and FinnGen… [read more]

The “AI and Bioinformatics” satellite workshop at the 55th Annual Meeting of the German Society for Immunology brings together researchers to discuss emerging frontiers at the intersection of immunology, AI, and bioinformatics. The program will feature two invited keynote talks and contributed… [read more]

The German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved a major research instrumentation grant application from the TUM School of Life Sciences, coordinated by Markus List (Professor of Data Science in Systems Biology and Vice Dean for Information Management). This will facilitate challenging research in… [read more]

Spatial transcriptomics is one of the most exciting omics profiling technologies to date. Depending on the technology used, it enables researchers to study gene expression even at sub-cellular resolution. In the Novo Nordisk Foundation-funded international project MOPITAS (Multi-omics Profiling in… [read more]

On Mouse Day, we introduced bioinformatics to a very young audience, focusing in particular on decoding the building blocks of life and their functions. The basic structure of DNA was clearly illustrated by building DNA helices out of gummy bears. The folding possibilities of amino acid chains into… [read more]