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When: Tuesday, August 11 at 08:30 AM
Where: Ground Zero - Specialty Coffee and Roastery, Saryan Street, 1
Organizer: Ground Zero
Each cell of a living organism, from humans to plants, contains an extraordinary amount of biological data. Today, scientists can extract vast amounts of information from tissues and even individual cells. Bioinformatics and artificial intelligence (AI) are helping decode that information, opening new possibilities for precision medicine, cancer research, biotechnology, agriculture, and our understanding of life itself. Join us for a rare Ground Zero Breakfast Series conversation with internationally recognized leaders who are shaping this transformation. Rolf Apweiler Founder of UniProt, the world's leading protein knowledgebase, Director Emeritus of the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), and one of the pioneers of modern bioinformatics. At EMBL-EBI, he helped build the biological data resources and infrastructure that millions of scientists rely on every day and that power many of today's AI-driven discoveries in biology and medicine. He will share how decades of building trusted biological knowledge are accelerating the next generation of scientific breakthroughs. Hans Binder Professor Hans Binder is an internationally recognized computational biologist whose research combines AI, single-cell genomics, and systems biology to better understand cancer and advance precision medicine. As Chairman of the Armenian Bioinformatics Institute's (ABI) Board of Trustees, he also leads research on Armenian grapevine genomics, demonstrating how the same computational…