Phyloinformatics Lab

Mutations in Space and Time 2025

Denis Jacob Machado April 23, 2025
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Congratulations to Anastasiia Duchenko for her participation in the Mutations in Space and Time conference

Anastasiia Duchenko next to her poster at the Broad Discovery Center in Cambridge, MA, USA.
Anastasiia Duchenko next to her poster at the Broad Discovery Center in Cambridge, MA, USA.

About the conference

At the Mutations in Space and Time meeting, Anastasiia Duchenko joined leading researchers exploring the origins, patterns, and impacts of mutations across biological systems—spanning cells, tissues, individuals, populations, and species, in contexts of health, aging, and disease. This in-person event featured cutting-edge science, engaging discussions, and valuable networking opportunities.

About our work

Anastasiia Duchenko presented her poster on April 23, 2025. The title of her poster was “Automated Protocol for Testing Crucial Mutations in Coronaviruses Using AI: Insights into Immune Escape and Resistance.” The work was also authored byDrs. Daniel Janies and Denis Jacob Machado. Click here to go to the GitLab project for the poster.

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