Elisabeth Roesch

I am a Ph.D. student in the Theoretical Systems Biology Group at the University of Melbourne led by Prof. Michael Stumpf. I focus my research on hybrid models, in which I combine mechanistic modelling techniques, e.g. differential equations, with machine learning approaches such as neural networks. I am passionate about using hybrid models in developmental biology to enhance our understanding of cell fate decision making.

In 2017, I received a Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics from the Technical University of Munich and the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. In 2018, I graduated from Imperial College London with a Master of Science in Bioinformatics and Theoretical Systems Biology.


Sessions

07-30
12:30
90min
Julia for Biologists
Elisabeth Roesch

This session is tailored to anyone with a general interest in Julia for Biologists. Join us to meet like minded people, exchange thoughts and develop ideas on Julia and its application in the biological sciences.

The session has 3 parts:
1. Who is in the room? ~ 15 min
2. Presentation “A perspective: Julia for Biologists” by E. Roesch ~ 25 min
3. Discussion ~ 50 min

A recorded version of 2. will be made available afterwards but the session itself will NOT be recorded.

BoF/Mini Track