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Participants will use computational modeling to assess antibody-protein binding in the context of a controlled exercise leveraging online docking servers, CSM-AB and AlphaFold3. Some coding experience is encouraged. Participation is open to students, post-docs, early career professionals and clinicians.
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The MC2 Center presents a step-by-step waklthrough of the process of converting seminars, symposium presentations, lessons to use computational tools and other legacy content into learning modules. These modules are designed to be self-paced and asynchronous, often requiring no instructor engangement. Open to all.
miniDREAM was originally presented as a challenge to predict survival time for cohorts of breast cancer patients from the METABRIC dataset. A series of self-paced guioded exercises will enable participants in this module to make their own predictions based on coefficient of determination. Coding proficiency in R required. Open to all.
The MC2 Center in collaboration with the Software Gardening Almanack presents an orientation to the Cancer Complexity Knowledge Portal Tookit providing background and use cases. The Toolkit provides a summary of the sustainability, documentation and useability for every tool (180 and growing!) hosted in the CCKP. This integration enhances user decision-making regarding tool use and adoption and closes the feedback loop for developers seeking to align with community standards.
Patient advocates embedded in the Cancer Systems Biology Consortium share their experiences as patients, role in cancer research and their role in bridging research, clincal care and patient experience with cancer. The content is organized into sections around key resources and guidance.
Angie Bowen, PhD, MS, CLE
Angie is an Education and Outreach specialist withing the MC2 Center. She has extensive experience in course development, WCAG guidelines and learner-centered design. She is available to support MC2 Center consortia members to develop online learning opportunities.