Demo Presentations

Demo format: Bring your own laptop with your demo ready to present. Each demo has a designated table in the main conference room.

Pitch talks: Each demo presenter will give a short 2-3-minute pitch talk during the main programme to introduce their tool or resource to the audience on Tuesday, 12 May 2026, between 15:30 and 16:00.

Demo sessions: Tuesday, 12 May 2026

Session 1 (even) - 17:30–18:30
Session 2 (odd) - 18:30–19:30

Setting up your demo: Please set up your demo at your assigned table before your session.

Removing your demo: Please pack up your equipment after your demo session ends.

During the demo session: You are expected to be present at your table throughout your designated session to give live demonstrations and discuss your work with attendees. We encourage you to prepare a brief introduction.

Number	Presenter	Title
D1	Yağmur Doğay	Discovering new kidney frontiers with a nephron map
D2	Loes Biggelaar	Bringing Agentic AI to internal data: A Real-World Evaluation of the Open Targets MCP server
D3	Alem Gusinac	OmicFlow: A generalised object-oriented data structure in R, for fast and efficient loading and data wrangling of sparse omics (microbiomics) data.
D4	NikolaosAlachiotis	Genomic Scans for Signatures of Selection using RAiSD-AI
D5	Fabian Jannik Tann	Peptide feature generator on structural data
D6	Marvin Martens	A web-based workflow for molecular Adverse Outcome Pathway construction and enrichment analysis to support mechanistic chemical safety assessment
D7	Jarno Koetsier	ArrayAnalysis and PinPath: Unlocking the Full Potential of Omics Data

Poster Presentations

Poster format: bring your poster printed in A0 portrait

Poster sessions: Tuesday, 12 May 2026

Session 1 (even) - 17:30-18:30
Session 2 (odd) - 18:30-19:30

Open poster session during lunch on 12 and 13 May 2026

Setting up your poster: Please put up your poster during the registration period and morning coffee break on Tuesday morning, May 12th.

Removing your poster: Please take down your poster after the closing between 16:00-16:30 on Wednesday, May 13th. Any posters left behind after this time will be discarded.

During the poster session: You are expected to be present at your poster during the designated poster session to discuss your work with attendees. We encourage you to prepare a brief (2–3 minute) summary to introduce visitors to your research.

Poster list

Number	Presenter	Title
P1	Andreas Milias-Argeitis	A new gradient matching method for fast ODE inference
P2	Jeroen Frieling	A UDE-Based Framework for Detecting Missing Dynamics in Biological Systems
P3	Ina Maltais-Payette	Refining metabolic model and tasks to better capture fatty acid degradation
P4	Vasilis Flouris	A Generalizable StrainDesign Workflow for Metabolic Engineering
P5	Pablo Tejero Sanz	Toward an Integrated Model of Chondrocyte States in Osteoarthritis
P6	Jelle Bonthuis	VmaxBuilder: converting gene expression to reaction capacity
P7	Jella Freitag	A Pepper Plant Model for Source-Sink Processes at Multiscale Level
P8	Joshua Müller	Extending the Mixed Meal Model with GLP-1 Secretion and β-Cell Response
P9	Petrus Bult	From Microbiome to Metabolism: Multi-Modal Data Integration in UDEs
P10	Justyna Igras	A Computational Approach to Load-Dependent Chondrocyte Responses in OA
P11	Spencer Olson	A Neural Mass Model of the Auditory Corticothalamic Circuitry
P12	Anagha Gaikwad	Digital twins for osteoarthritis: identifying disease-modifying treatments
P13	Femke Smit	Using Metabolic Modeling SWAP to Identify DCM Metabotypes
P14	Kyran Wissink	Biology Constrained Neural Networks
P15	Inès Marais	Cellular and spatial transcriptomics in germinating Arabidopsis seeds
P16	Dominika Martinovicova	Spatial Transcriptomic Profiling of the NSCLC Microenvironment
P17	Kirti Biharie	Beyond benchmarking: consensus approach to spatially aware clustering
P18	Sofia Hadjiatanassova	Predicting drug sensitivity of cancer cell lines based on drug descriptors and CYP expression
P19	Bernard Stikker	AI-assisted diagnosis of adult CNS tumours using nanopore methylation sequencing
P20	Berke Yildiz	Benchmarking LLMs for NL to Onco Query Language Translation in cBioPortal
P21	Stan Reinders	Harnessing BERT-like Models to Predict Complete Peptide Spectra
P22	Daan B. van Erp	Transcriptome Prediction from Histopathological Images for Cutaneous SCC
P23	Alexander Auditya Dino Pratama	Evaluating Explainable AI Methods Across Protein Language Models
P24	Timo Doherty	Dataset and Evaluation Bias in Molecular Taste Prediction
P25	Alex Sánchez	Network biases in MADS-box PPI prediction using ML
P26	Yue Bai	Machine Learning Methods for Time-Lapse Imaging to Advance Cell Therapy
P27	Eleni Liarou	Evaluating Multi-Task Learning for Protein–Protein Interaction Prediction
P28	Vitor Martins dos Santos	Fostering industry engagement in biotechnology through ELIXIR and IBISBA
P29	Sidra Adil	Mapping Gene Sets to Key Events to Enhance Interoperability of AOPs
P30	Alexandra Valeanu	Rare copy number variant mechanisms through multi-layer systems analysis
P31	Manze Yu	Integrating Molecular Networking to Uncover Glucosinolate Pathways
P32	Yuanyuan Duan	Pathway-Driven Drug Repurposing for Epilepsy
P33	Guangya Shen	Immune gene modules and lipoproteins following PUFA intervention
P34	Scarlet Sung	Proportionality as a method for enhancing co-expression analysis
P35	Mike Loomans	Meta analysis of pig gut microbiome reveals co-occurring microbial guilds
P36	Julia Horjus	Integrative Genomics Identifies Putative Causal Genes in Thoracic Aortic Disease
P37	Anne van der Grinten	Extensive deregulation of endogenous retroviral elements in acute leukemia
P38	Gwen van der Sluis	Optimization of non-invasive prenatal diagnostics of monogenic diseases
P39	Soufyan Lakbir	High throughput pegRNA screen for therapeutic prime editing
P40	Devin van Valkengoed	Bioinformatic characterization of tumor organoids in the CMOB
P41	Marc Borkhuis	Quantum Computing and Big Data in Genomics
P42	Roula Farag	Uncovering Chromosomal Instability in Pediatric Solid Tumors
P43	Karine Miras	Epistatic gene interactions in the evolution of robots
P44	Rens Dijkhuizen	Transcription Factor Binding Sites in plants are position-dependent
P45	Joyce Haane	Uncovering the evolution of CC-TPRs
P46	Jasmine Chen	Isoform function-informed enrichment analysis method
P47	Eugène Verwiel	The continuous development of pediatric oncology NGS analysis pipelines
P48	Lucas Kuijpers	A high-throughput multiplex assay to detect red blood cell reactive antibodies
P49	Celia van Gelder	TDCC-LSH: Advancing FAIR and Interoperable digital practices
P50	Tooba Abbassi-Daloii	A FAIR Tool Framework for Bioinformatics Services and Workflows
P51	Celia van Gelder	The TDCC-LSH FAIR Fellowship: Building a National Cohort of FAIR Data Champions
P52	Niels Brouwers	Mummichog integration reveals enriched pathways in NANS-deficiency
P53	Mireia Santamaria Peris	Candidate drug targets in CHD2-related disorder through multi-omics analysis
P54	Huma Shehwana	Multiomics Analysis of Guselkumab-Treated Psoriasis Patients
P55	Firdaws Badmus	NGID FAIR Data Infrastructure for multi-omics of inflammatory skin diseases
P56	Maurits Unkel	Decoding the RNF12 neural interactome: FLAG IP-MS proteomics pipeline
P57	Isabel M. Houtkamp	A comprehensive resource on plasma proteome stability
P58	Koen van Zwet	Remote Homology Detection in Food-grade Yeast Strains
P59	Wiebe Wennekers	Computational mapping of off-flavour conversion pathways across filamentous fungi
P60	Angeliki Vosdogali	A Random Matrix Theory Framework for Identifying Corresponding Patterns in Microbial Communities: A Multi-omics Approach
P61	Milou A.M. Maas	Unbiased pathogen detection in environmental matrices using long-read sequencing
P62	Bas Berbers	From Species Discovery to Pangenome: Molecular Surveillance of Quarantine Fungi
P63	Bryan van den Brand	CefiderocolFinder: genomic adaptations in carbapenemase-producing organisms
P64	Vina My Pham	Uncovering transcriptional regulatory networks in Streptomyces

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