The Workshop on Network Pharmacology Using Bioinformatics Tools is designed for students, researchers, and professionals in the biotech, pharma, and life sciences sectors. The workshop focuses on the convergence of pharmacology and bioinformatics, emphasizing the importance of network-based approaches in understanding drug interactions, target identification, and system-level biological responses. Participants will gain insights into cutting-edge tools and methodologies that are transforming drug discovery and development.

Aim

To empower participants with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to leverage bioinformatics tools in the exploration of network pharmacology, fostering advancements in drug discovery and personalized medicine.

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Workshop Objectives

Introduce the concepts of network pharmacology and its role in modern drug discovery.
Provide hands-on experience with bioinformatics tools and databases used in network pharmacology.
Equip participants with the ability to analyze and interpret complex biological networks and their implications in pharmacology.
Facilitate discussions on the integration of bioinformatics in pharmaceutical research and development.

Workshop Structure

Day 1: Introduction and Target Retrieval

Introduction to Network Pharmacology

Definition and significance in drug discovery
Overview of the workshop modules

Target Retrieval

Methods for identifying drug targets
Databases and resources for target retrieval

HandsOn Session: Retrieving Targets

Practical session on retrieving targets using various databases
Filtering and organizing obtained data

Day 2: Hands on session: Network Construction and Analysis

Constructing Networks

Building networks using Cytoscape
Importing and visualizing data

Network Analysis with CytoNCA

Introduction to CytoNCA for network centrality analysis
Key concepts: degree centrality, betweenness centrality, etc.
Analyzing network properties using CytoNCA
Identifying key nodes and hub proteins

Day 3: Hands on Session: Functional Enrichment and Visualization

GO and Pathway Analysis

Basics of Gene Ontology (GO) and pathway analysis

ClueGO for Functional Enrichment

Introduction to ClueGO plugin in Cytoscape
Setting up and configuring ClueGO

Advanced Visualization Techniques

Enhancing network visualizations in Cytoscape
Integrating and displaying GO and pathway analysis results

Requirements:

Equipment: Windows PC with a good internet connection
Software: Cytoscape installed with ClueGO and CytoNCA plugins

Participant’s Eligibility

Educational Background: Graduates, postgraduates, and PhD candidates in Biotechnology, Pharmacology, Life Sciences, Bioinformatics, or related fields.
Professional Background: Academicians, industry professionals, and R&D scientists in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, drug discovery, and bioinformatics.
Basic Knowledge: Fundamental understanding of molecular biology, pharmacology, and bioinformatics; familiarity with computational tools is advantageous.
Interest and Motivation: Individuals eager to enhance their skills in network pharmacology and apply bioinformatics tools in research or professional work.

Important Dates

Registration Ends

2024-09-24
Indian Standard Timing 2:00 PM

Workshop Dates

2024-09-24 to 2024-09-26
Indian Standard Timing 3:00 PM

Workshop Outcomes

Proficiency in using bioinformatics tools for network pharmacology analysis.
Understanding the role of network pharmacology in drug discovery and personalized medicine.
Ability to construct and analyze biological networks related to pharmacological targets.
Enhanced skills in data interpretation and hypothesis generation in drug research.
Preparedness for careers or advanced research in bioinformatics, pharmacology, and related fields.

Mentor Profile

Name: Ms. Aaysha Gupta
Designation: Professional researcher
Affiliation: Jaypee Institute of Information Technology

Ms. Aaysha Gupta is a Research Scholar in the Biotechnology Department at Jaypee Institute of Information Technology. She is pursuing a PhD in Medical Biotechnology, with a focus on exploring the anti-aging potential of Indian medicinal plants. Ms. Gupta has previously held the positions of Editor and Event Organizer at Microbioz Journals for two years. She brings over three years of dedicated research experience in the field of Medical Biotechnology, specializing in muscle aging.

Fee Structure

Student

INR. 1399
USD. 50

Ph.D. Scholar / Researcher

INR. 1699
USD. 55

Academician / Faculty

INR. 2199
USD. 60

Industry Professional

INR. 2699
USD. 85

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Future Career Prospects

Revolutionizing Drug Discovery: Integration of bioinformatics and network pharmacology is transforming drug discovery, creating significant career growth opportunities.
Expanding Opportunities: Professionals can expect roles in pharmaceutical R&D, biotechnology companies, healthcare, and academic research.
Importance in Personalized Medicine: Expertise in network pharmacology will be vital for developing new drugs, optimizing treatment regimens, and advancing precision therapeutics.
Rise of Data-Driven Roles: Growing demand for data-driven approaches in pharma will lead to careers in AI-driven drug discovery, pharmacogenomics, and systems medicine.

Job Opportunities

Bioinformatics Analyst
Network Pharmacologist
Computational Biologist
Pharmacovigilance Specialist
Drug Discovery Scientist
Systems Biologist
Data Scientist in Pharma
R&D Scientist in Biotechnology
Pharmacogenomics Specialist

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