Thanks for a great first edition of the Lemanic Life Sciences Hackathon – Unlock the potential of your data!
📆 April 26 – 27, 2024
📍 Hall SV and SV 1717, Campus EPFL, Lausanne Switzerland (how to get to the SV Building)
08:30-09:00 | Arrival of participants, hand-out of badges | Hall SV
09:00-10:00 | Welcome, briefing and set-up teams | SV 1717
10:00-10:30 | Guide to Google Cloud | SV 1717 (optional)
10:30- 13:00 | Hack, hack, hack | Hall SV & SV 1717
13:00- 14:00 | Lunch | Ornithorynque (voucher)
14:00- 18:00 | Hack, hack, hack | Hall SV & SV 1717
18:00-20:00 | Pizza, beers & debrief | Hall SV
08:30-09:00 | Arrival of participants | Hall SV
09:00-12:00 | Hack, hack, hack | Hall SV & SV 1717
12:00-13:00 | Lunch | Hall SV
13:00-16:00 | Hack, hack, hack | Hall SV & SV 1717
16:00-16:45 | Pitch your project – session I | SV 1717
16:45-17:00 | Coffee break | Hall SV
17:00-17:45 | Pitch your project – session II | SV 1717
18:00-18:45 | Burgers & beers | Hall SV
18:45-19:30 | Award ceremony & closing | Hall SV
Awards
Prizes were given to the best three project, we are grateful for the generous support of our sponsors.
🥇 Debiopharm Best Project Prize: Aberrant speech recognition in Parkinson’s Patients
Alexandra Psaltis, Barbara Ruvolo, Elise Boyer, Jia Shan, Tilak Purohit
🥈 SIB Runner-Up Best Project: Genorobotics
Ghassan Abboud, Ilgaz Arslan, Michela Dall’Angelo
🥉 BioAlps Third Best Project: Generative antibiotics-resistant phage model
Auguste Gardette, Emil Sharafutdinov, Maryam Cherradi, Maxime Delmas, Valentin Laforgue, Xavier Delfosse
Jury Members
- Magali Bischof, Secretary General, BioAlps Association
- Prof Maria Brbic, Assistant Professor, Machine Learning for Biomedicine Lab, EPFL
- Dr Laurène Donati, co-founder and Executive Director, EPFL Center for Imaging
- Dr Krisztian Homicsko, Chef de clinique/Medical Oncology, CHUV-UNIL
- Daniel Nakhaee-Zadeh Gutierrez, COO at Adaptyv Biosystems
- Prof Andy Oates, Dean, EPFL School of Life Sciences
- Cédric Odje, Investment Associate, Debiopharm Innovation Fund
Are you a clinician wondering whether and how AI could assist you in your clinical/research practice?
Are you a life scientist with biological data (omics, imaging or other) that you previously published and would like to be mined by talented scientists to generate disruptive science?
Do you like to code and wrangle with data?
This Hackathon for you!
Idiap, EPFL School of Life Sciences, EPFL AI Center and CHUV together with SIB, SDSC and HUG, are running a two-days Hackathon to bring together life scientists, clinicians and data scientists as well as students!
With the overarching goal to raise awareness among clinicians and life scientists about the potential of AI in life science and clinical research, our objectives include:
- Fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Encouraging innovative data analysis.
- Promoting the re-use and sharing of valuable existing data.
We also welcome students, as well as beginners! Hackathons are a perfect playground for skill development, where you can learn new coding languages or design techniques hands-on. What’s more, they are a great opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, mentors, and even potential employers.
Questions – contact any member of the organization committee:
Scientific matters: Raphaëlle Luisier, Maria Brbic or Alexander Mathis
Organisational matters: Eva Schier
Dr. Raphaëlle Luisier
Idiap Research Institute
Prof. Alexander Mathis , Prof. Andy Oates
EPFL School of Life Sciences
Prof. Maria Brbic
EPFL Schools of Computer and Communication Sciences and School of Life Sciences
Dr. Jean-Louis Raisaro, Dr. Raphael Gottardo
Biomedical Data Sciences Center, CHUV
Eva Schier
EPFL School of Life Sciences
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