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Welcome
I am a SICSA lecturer in Machine Learning the Institute for Adaptive and Neural Computation at the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh. My interests focus on probabilistic modelling of biological systems, with particular emphasis on inference in dynamical systems. For more details of my research interests, including live projects and possible PhD projects, please see the research projects page.
News
Newly published papers
Andrew Zammit-Mangion, Guido Sanguinetti and Visakan Kadirkamanathan, Variational Estimation in Spatiotemporal Systems from Continuous and Point-Process Observations, IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, in press (2012), journal link.
Grigorios Skolidis and Guido Sanguinetti, A Case Study on Meta-Generalising: A Gaussian Processes Approach, Journal of Machine Learning Research 13 (Mar), 691-721, (2012), journal link
Florian Stimberg, Andreas Ruttor, Manfred Opper and Guido Sanguinetti, Inference in continuous-time change-point models, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 2011 pdf.
Alison I Graham, Guido Sanguinetti, Neil Bramall, Cameron W McLeod and Robert K Poole, Dynamics of a starvation-to-surfeit shift: A transcriptomic and modelling analysis of the bacterial response to zinc reveals transient behaviour of the Fur and SoxS regulators, Microbiology, in press journal link.
Andrea Ocone and Guido Sanguinetti, Reconstructing transcription factor activities in hierarchical transcription network motifs, Bioinformatics 27(20):2873-9 (2011), journal link.
BBSRC International Partnering Award These are competitive awards to pump-prime international collaborations for current BBSRC grant holders. I have recently been awarded one to start a collaboration with Edo Airoldi at the Dept of Statistics, Harvard University. The award will run to 2015 and will fund several trips and two workshops. Stay tuned!
New arrivals in the lab Gabriele Schweikert, formerly a PhD student at the Friedrich Miescher Lab in Tuebingen, joined in May to work on computational epigenomic. She is shared with Bird lab at the Wellcome Trust Center for Cell Biology.
Two RAs have just joined the lab in October 2010: Botond Cseke joined us from Tom Heskes's lab at Nijmegen and will be working on SUMO2. Ronald Begg, formerly a postdoc at Waterloo University will be working on modelling the response of E. coli to CO releasing molecules (CORMs), a family of promising molecules with potential to become new pharmaceuticals.
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