Alexander Monzon, Action Chair of the ML4NGP COST Action, was invited to participate in the AccelNet 6th Annual Meeting organized for the AccelNet Principal Investigators. This annual event, hosted in Washington D. C., brought together leaders from funded AccelNet projects and members of COST Actions, offering an exceptional platform for networking and collaboration on a global scale.
The 2nd ML4NGP meeting took place three weeks ago in Thessaloniki, Greece. The meeting was locally organized by Fotis Psomopoulos from the The Centre for Research and Technology-Hellas and brought together leading experts, researchers, and professionals from 30 COST Member countries to discuss the latest advancements and applications of machine learning and experimental techniques in the study of non-globular proteins (NGPs).
The 2nd ML4NGP Training School explored recent advancements in computational resources, along with hands-on training for the study of non-globular proteins, focusing on aspects such as tandem repeat proteins, intrinsically disordered proteins, aggregation and low complexity regions.
