Integrative data analysis – bridging the gaps between computer science, biology and health for better living

State-of-the-art technologies have generated unprecedented amounts of highly diverse data, ranging from genome information to data that can reveal our physiology, clinical wellbeing, environment and lifestyle. The potential of this data for better living is enormous; however, making sense of such data is a major cross-disciplinary challenge. In this inaugural lecture Professor Zheng will share her research experience over 20 years in integrative data analysis to address this challenge with a focus on incorporating knowledge from the biological and healthcare domains with data analytics to help improve our health, wellbeing and lifestyles.

This lecture is open to everyone.

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