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It has long been known that understanding how genes are encoded and regulated is one of the pillars of modern medicine. The global market for computing applications in cell biology, genomics, drug development, and genomic diagnosis should grow from $2.49 billion in 2021 to $6.4 billion by 2024, with a CAGR of 23.4%. In this round table, Prof. Tamir Tuller and Prof. Noam Shomron will present the cutting-edge science coming out of their labs:

• Prof. Tamir Tuller will talk about his technology for gene expression modeling and engineering. This technology has been already demonstrated in various biotechnological domains including vaccine development, foodtech, antibody production, human disease diagnostics, and more.
  https://ramot.org/services/computational-modeling-of-gene-expression

• Prof. Noam Shomron will preset how comprehensive analysis of gene and microRNA expression can lead to significant findings in biomarker detection, mechanism understanding and potential therapeutic intervention.  
  https://ramot.org/services/high-throughput-genomics

The event will start with opening remarks from Ramot’s CEO, Keren Primor Cohen,
and will be moderated by Dr. Tali Aloya, VP Business Development, Life science.
The event will last for approximately one hour. 

A zoom link to the virtual roundtable will be sent to your email upon registration.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Ramot's team