Romana-Tabita Pop

• Pop, Romana Tabita; Pisante, Alessandra; Nagy, Dorka; Martin, Patrick C. N.; Mikheeva, Liudmila A. & Hayat, Ateequllah [Show all 8 contributors for this article] (2023). Identification of mammalian transcription factors that bind to inaccessible chromatin. Nucleic Acids Research (NAR). ISSN 0305-1048. 51(16), p. 8480–8495. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkad614. Full text in Research Archive

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• Pop, Romana Tabita (2023). Integrating gene regulatory networks and multi-omics data using joint dimensionality reduction.
• Pop, Romana Tabita (2023). Integrating gene regulatory networks and multi-omics data using joint dimensionality reduction.
• Pop, Romana-Tabita (2022). Integrating gene regulatory networks with multi-omics data with MOFA+.
• Pop, Romana-Tabita (2022). ELAND: Desparsifying somatic mutations based on network communities.
• Kumar, Vipin; Fatima, Nazeefa; Hsieh, Ping-Han; Belova, Tatiana; Ferenc, Katalin Terezia & Rauluseviciute, Ieva [Show all 9 contributors for this article] (2022). Introducing ISCB's (International Society for Computational Biology) regional student group in Norway's (RSG-Norway's) activities to the PhD and postdoc forum at the Institute of Cancer research, Radium hospital, OUS .
• Fatima, Nazeefa; Lemma, Roza Berhanu; Rauluseviciute, Ieva; Belova, Tatiana; Kumar, Vipin & Hsieh, Ping-Han [Show all 12 contributors for this article] (2022). Developing Bioinformatics Societies in Norway and Nordic. Show summary

  With the increasing amount of biological data, the need for computational skills has become prominent. Interdisciplinary fields such as computational biology require interdisciplinary collaborations; in order to create an environment for sharing skills and experiences, opportunities for funding and training, career path advice, and research ideas. Creating such environments also help to establish an inclusive platform where students and early-career researchers in computational biology can socialise and help each other in an informal setting. Currently, this is achieved locally at department level at a university or industrial company. The social interactions between students and established scientists are, therefore, consequently limited to the geographical locations of their institutions. The Regional Study Group Norway (RSG-Norway), part of the International Society of Computational Biology (ISCB), aims to create a country-wide platform, to bring together aspiring and established bioinformaticians and to develop an active presence in the Norwegian bioinformatics community. Regional level communities such as RSG-Norway are particularly helpful for students to broaden training and career opportunities. It can also help foreign researchers and students, in settling as new arrivals, through building contacts with those who are familiar with studying and working in Norway. Finally, the study group can be a channel for students and trainees to initiate and/or realise their own ideas regarding social and professional communication with fellow bioinformaticians. RSG-Norway works together with Nordic Computational Biology (NCB), which serves as a resource and knowledge-exchange hub to bring together people from industries and academia as well as local communities such as Regional Student Groups across the Nordics. As part of the NCB, Nordic RSGs are able to build cross-border collaborations and organise open events that reach a wider audience strengthening the community's knowledge-base. The presentation for this abstract will include information on past events and initiatives by RSG-Norway and NCB, their future activities and plans, and how to get involved as a member and an advisor to help develop the computational biology community in Norway and the Nordics.

• Ben Guebila, Marouen; Weighill, Deborah; Lopes-Ramos, Camila M.; Burkholz, Rebekka; Pop, Romana-Tabita & Palepu, Kalyan [Show all 14 contributors for this article] (2022). An online notebook resource for reproducible inference, analysis and publication of gene regulatory networks. Nature Methods. ISSN 1548-7091. 19, p. 511–513. doi: 10.1038/s41592-022-01479-2.

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