Directors:     Bersini, Hugues     De Smet, Yves     Dorigo, Marco     Zimányi, Esteban Academic staff:     Birattari, Mauro     Calders, Toon     Garone, E.     Kunsch, Pierre     Stützle, Thomas     Vansummeren, Stijn Secretaries:     de Wilde, Vinciane     Decreton, Muriel Researchers:     Alegría, Aura Cecilia     Boucher, Serge     Marchal, Bruno     Massink, M.     Pinciroli, Carlo     Piscopo, Carlotta     Roukny, Tarik     Vaisman, Alejandro     Venet, David PhD students:     Ahmed, Waqas     Antoun, Anthony     Banamar, Issam     Devooght, Robin     El Akkaoui, Zineb     Francesca, Gianpiero     Franzin, Alberto     Ghrab, Amine     Gur, Nurefsan     Hammami, Hayfa     Ibragimov, Dilshod     Ipparthi, Dhananjay     Kumar, Rohit     Levasseur, Guillaume     Mathews, Nithin     Miletitch, Roman     Nasiri, Azadeh     Nicodeme, Thibaut     Oliveira, Sabrina     Pagnozzi, Federico     Pérez Cáceres, Leslie     Picalausa, François     Sabatier, Fabrice     Siqueira, Thiago     Strobel, Volker     Trabattoni, Marco     Van Assche, Dimitri     Verhaegen, Gary     Vermeir, Aurélien     Yuan, Zhi     Zhu, Weixu System engineer:     Lesuisse, Arthur Research assistant:     Garattoni, Lorenzo Teaching assistants:     Dejaegere, Gilles     Hubinont, Jean-Philippe     Rosenfeld, Jean     Silovy, Alain     Waumans, Michaël Visiting PhD students:     Wiandt, Bernat     YueFeng, Lin     Zabalo Manrique de Lara, Garazi Master student:     Delhaisse, Brian Visiting researcher:     Tamura, Yasumasa Postdoctoral researcher:     Ugarte, Martin InSilico spinoff:     Coletta, Alain     de Schaetzen, Virginie     Duqué, Robin     Weiss Solís, David Weiss Solís, David InSilico spinoff Laboratory IRIDIA Thematic areas Bioinformatics Research interests computational biology, bio-informatics, data mining, statistics, genomics, experimental models, cancer, thyroid cancer, oncogenic signaling pathways Scientific career David studied bioengineering (2003), and then pursued a PhD in cancer bioinformatics at the faculty of medicine of the ULB (2009), in collaboration with IRIDIA. His PhD research consisted of the analysis of microarray gene expression profiles of thyroid tumors and of their in vitro models, with a special focus on oncogenic signaling pathways. He is currently at IRIDIA within the In Silico project. David is involved in building software infrastructure for large-scale public-domain genomic data sets retrieval, meta-data standardisation, and pre-processing for data mining applications. For his Publications, you can follow this link. Projects InSilico: The in Silico Wet Lab Publications  Search  Postal address Université Libre de Bruxelles 50, Av. F. Roosevelt, CP 194/6 B-1050 Brussels, Belgium Email: dweiss from ulb dot ac period be Phone IRIDIA: +32-2-650 27 29 Fax IRIDIA: +32-2-650 27 15 Updated: 2018-11-14 11:35:17 GMT