Schedule

Join us at BOD 2025 for three days of knowledge sharing, innovation and networking in the dynamic field of Bioinformatics.

MARCH 26TH - WEDNESDAY
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09:00 H
Registration
09:30 H
Opening Session
10:00 H
Keynote Lecture

Blending Biology, Chemistry and AI to Enable Personalized Systems Pharmacology

Patrick Calaf Aloy

10:45 H
Round Table

BioData.pt "Research Data Management Centres for Living Data: Driving Open Science and Innovation"

12:00 H
Lunch
13:45 H
Keynote Lecture

Taking advantages of innovative chemometric tools to unveil vineyard ecosystems and post-bottling dynamics

SĂ­lvia Rocha

14:30 H
Oral Communications [Session 1]

Mitochondrial Gene Expression Is Independent of Organ Metabolic Rates: Do Cancer Selective Pressures Override the Tumor Microenvironment - Isabel Duarte

The Neighbour Effect: How Interacting Proteins Influence Driver Mutations and Cancer Patient Outcomes - JoĂŁo Miranda

Implementing Metabolic Transformation Algorithms and their application in Ageing-related research - Bruno SĂĄ

Integration of multi‐modal datasets to estimate human aging - RogĂ©rio Ribeiro

DepMap and GDSC data mining to inform ancestry-driven mechanisms in triple-negative breast cancer - Ricardo Pinto

15:45 H
Poster Highlights [Session 1]
16:00 H
Poster Session 1 & Coffee Break

Posters nÂș 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

16:45 H
Oral Communications [Session 2]

Guiding computational design for SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein using Molecular Dynamics simulations - Rita Teixeira

Tracing the prevalence and pathogenicity of artifact mutations in ancient Human mitochondrial DNA- Pedro Fernandes

DeepTransyt, annotation of transporter proteins using deep learning - Gonçalo Apolinårio

Improving Docking Predictions with a ML-Based Scoring Ensemble - JoĂŁo Correia

Computational Engineering of PETase for Improved PET plastics Substrate Affinity and Degradation Efficiency - Alexandra Balola

19:30 H
Speed meeting
20:30 H
Social Dinner and Post-Dinner Activities
MARCH 27TH - Thuersday
09:30 H
Registration
10:00 H
Keynote Lecture

The Value FAIR and Open Bioinformatics Research Software

Magnus Palmblad

10:45 H
Poster Highlights [Session 2]
11:00 H
Poster Session 2 & Coffee Break

Posters nÂș 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29

11:45 H
Oral Communications [Session 3]

Application of bioinformatics in the characterization of multiple aspects of grapevine diversity - Herlander Azevedo

Phylogenomics and functional annotation of 530 non-Saccharomyces yeasts from winemaking environments reveals their fermentome and flavorome- Ricardo Franco-Duarte

Genome-wide characterization of plant resistance genes in cork oak (Quercus suber) - Luis Gonçalves

Eukaryotic Communities and Potential Pathogens in Wastewater Effluents in RĂ­a de Vigo - Raquel RĂ­os

Deciphering the venoms of Conus species with transcriptomics - José Morim

13:00 H
Lunch
14:30 H
Keynote Lecture

Standardized microbiome data analysis: HPC-ready pipelines from amplicons to MAGs and metagenomics next to real-time metabolic activities

Blaz Stres

15:15 H
Portuguese Bioinformatics League
16:15 H
Session with companies

16:45 H
Job fair and coffee break
17:15 H
Prizes and Closing Session
18:00 H
Social Activities (Quizz and BBQ)
19:00 H
Social Activities: BBQ
MARCH 28TH - Friday
09:00 H
Registration
09:30 H
Workshops

[1] Software curation in bio.tools

Ana Mendes and Mariia Steeghs-Turchina

[2] Leveraging AlphaFold and other protein structure prediction and analysis tools for obtaining biological insight

Florencio Pazos

[3] DeepMol: automating machine learning for computational chemistry

JoĂŁo Capela

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