Giuseppe Jurman
Giuseppe Jurman is a mathematician, with a PhD in Algebra, working at Data Science for Health Unit (DSH) at FBK on various aspects of data science with application on computational biology, health and environment. His main research interests are statistical machine learning, mathematical modeling for high-throughtput data and network analysis. He is also an expert in scientific programming with Python and other computing languages. Teacher of Data Visualization @ Data Science Master (Trento University).
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April 26, 2022Artificial intelligence and synthetic lifeRecent research and applications on the line between living and non-living systems were illustrated by the head of Fondazione Bruno Kessler’s Data Science for Health Unit, Giuseppe Jurman, during a seminar of the series entitled "Frontiers of Biology". -
August 9, 2021Webvalley 2021 ready to kick offThe 19 participants of the online edition that will take place from 16 to 28 August have been selected -
May 20, 2021WebValley 2021: the call for the new (virtual) edition is now openSecond year of virtual edition for the format that sees students and researchers collaborating together during the summer -
January 28, 2021Identification of therapeutic targets and drug repurposing against Covid19 based on proteins, diseases, drugs, and symptoms network analysisNetwork medicine aims at using networks to uncover patterns in diseases and use them to understand their biology and propose new drugs. -
October 22, 2020WEBVALLEY (reimagined) 2020: A training program for young data scientists in the field of computational biology created by students for schoolsA new format: a remote collaborative and generative teaching innovation experience created by an international team of selected students, supported by researchers and teachers -
July 30, 2020The Webvalley 2020 team is ready to startThe FBK summer school this year will be in online edition from 17 to 28 August -
September 2, 2019This year the SERIE A champions will be…Our scientist Giuseppe Jurman, who has always been a soccer fan, has applied predictive models to soccer and found that...