
Flavio Schenkel
Professor, Animal Biosciences
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Professor, Animal Biosciences
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Assistant Professor, Mathematics & Statistics
Clustering of biomarkers, spatio-temporal infectious disease modelling, time series forecasting, Bayesian statistics, Bayesian networks
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Associate Professor, Integrative Biology
Insect ecology; biodiversity; phylogenetics
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Associate Professor, School of Computer Science
Ontology development and evaluation; knowledge engineering of biomedical/agricultural/One Health informatics systems
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Adjunct Professor, Integrative Biology
Mitonuclear coevolution; genomics; niche differentiation
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Assistant Professor, Pathobiology
Avian virology; diseases of poultry and pet birds
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Associate Professor, School of Engineering
Statistical machine learning; biologically-inspired computer vision
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M.Binf. ‘20
I was first introduced to the field of Bioinformatics during my undergraduate studies which motivated me to learn how to analyze biological data through computational methods. I completed my Master of Bioinformatics degree at the University of Guelph. The program taught me several concepts in Bioinformatics, which included programming in R and bash, Next-Generation Sequencing analyses, and statistical methods. Currently, I am a research assistant at the University of Toronto, where I analyze single cell RNA-sequencing data from control and stroke-induced brains from mice to study the temporal and spatial changes within their transcriptomes. Ultimately, the program prepared me not only for expanding my skills as a bioinformatician, but also prepared me for the work force and building my career. I am very thankful for completing my Master’s degree at the University of Guelph because it prepared me for success.
Associated Graduate Faculty, Plant Agriculture
DNA technology and computational methods; agriculture; food security
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Assistant Professor, Animal Biosciences
Bioinformatics; computational biology; information systems; artificial intelligence; machine learning; computer vision; bio data visualization
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