Previous events
Agenda Biometris
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Course Data Analysis for Metabolomics
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Course Effective Analysis of Big Data in R
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Joint ESSA / DeSIRE Summer School 2020 "Agent Based Modelling for Resilience - Making it happen!"
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Structural Identifiability of large Systems Biology models
D (Dominique) Joubert MSc
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Farewell address Prof.dr. Jaap Molenaar
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A statistical framework for the detection of quantitative trait loci in plant multi-parent populations composed of crosses
Vincent VNC (Vincent) Garin MSc
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Week-long mathematics workshops: Animal-friendly weighing of turkeys and other mathematical problems in industry
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Breeding Data: Statistical Advances in Modern Plant Breeding
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Disentangling microbial decomposition networks. Linking detritus-based soil microbial food webs to ecosystem processes
dr. A (Amber) Heijboer
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Genotype to Phenotype Modelling of Plant Adaptation
Agenda Chairgroup
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Statistical modeling of phenotypic, pedigreeand genomic information for improved genetic evaluation in modern plantbreeding: A case study with sorgum
Julio JG (Julio) Velazco MSc
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Structural Identifiability of large Systems Biology models
D (Dominique) Joubert MSc
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Transcriptomic profiling as a tool to characterize CHO cell processes
Abdulaziz AA (Abdulaziz) Al Sayyari
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Out of the Box Statistical Methods for the Analysis of Automated Home Cage Experiments
Nadia NJ (Nadia) Vendrig MSc
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Modelling of Genotype by Environment Interaction and Prediction of Complex Traits across Multiple Environments as a Synthesis of Crop Growth Modelling, Genetics and Statistics
DV (Daniela) Bustos Korts PhD
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Using sensitivity analysis to analyse agent-based models
GA (Guus) ten Broeke MSc
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Using Probabilistic Graphical Models to Reconstruct Biological Networks and Linkage Maps
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Statistical approaches for QTL mapping and genomic prediction of multiple correlated traits across varying environmental conditions: case studies in pepper
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Searching for balance: Stability and equilibria of food webs
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Statistical Modelling for Exposure Measurement Error with Application to Epidemiological Data
GO (George) Agogo