AranDvir Aran LabIsrael

AranDvir
Dr. Dvir Aran serves as an an Assistant Professor at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, holding positions in both the Faculty of Biology and The Taub Faculty of Computer Science. He leads the Biomedical Data Science Lab, which focuses on integrating multidimensional biomedical data—including genomics and clinical information—to advance precision medicine and enhance therapeutic strategies. Dr. Aran completed his postdoctoral research in Atul Butte’s lab at the Bakar Computational Health Sciences Institute (BCHSI) at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Throughout his research career, he has authored over 40 manuscripts, with more than 20 as first or senior author. Many of these publications have received significant citations and media coverage. His early research focused on the interplay between DNA methylation and gene expression profiles in health and disease. He then transitioned to developing computational and experimental methods for better characterization of the tumor microenvironment, applying these methods to pan-cancer studies. The tools he developed are utilized by thousands of researchers in academia and industry worldwide. Currently, Dr. Aran’s research interests include computational immunology analyses using single-cell RNA sequencing data and the application of causal inference and advanced machine-learning techniques on electronic health records to improve patient flow and disease outcomes.

Wednesday, 18 June 2025

Time Session
14:25
15:15
(open to EACR Early Career & Student Members, pre-registration required)
CarracedoArkaitz Coordinator Spain
OricchioElisa Coordinator Switzerland
  • TABLE 1: A career at the intersection between cell biology and oncology
    RegenbergBirgitte Moderator Denmark
  • TABLE 2: Navigating a career in Academia and Industry
    PaganiMassimiliano Moderator Italy
  • TABLE 3: Challenges of being a clinician scientist: Successfully balancing clinical and academic duties
    TaberneroJosep Moderator Spain
  • TABLE 4: From fundamental science to translational impact
    DiazLuis Alberto Moderator United States
  • TABLE 5: A career in computational biology
    AranDvir Moderator Israel
  • TABLE 6: Challenges of establishing your lab in an unstable socio-political climate
    Ben-DavidUri Moderator Israel
  • TABLE 7: Current challenges in academia: tips to survive
    Aguirre-GhisoJulio A. Moderator United States
  • TABLE 8: The challenges of starting your own lab
    MisaleSandra Moderator United States
  • TABLE 9: Leadership: Experience of a former EACR president
    BernardsRene Moderator Netherlands
  • TABLE 10: From performing research to supporting researchers: transitioning from academia to scientific administration
    Veronica Caraffini Moderator
Career Discovery Area
15:20
16:55
CaldasCarlos Co-Chair United Kingdom
JacquemetGuillaume Co-Chair Finland
  • Agent-Based Modelling of Gene Networks the tumour microenvironment ecosytem
    BuffaMeteoraFrancesca Speaker United Kingdom
  • Proffered Paper: High-throughput drug screening in breast cancer PDTCs enables clinically relevant drug discovery for personalised medicine.
    EACR25-1681
    MasinaRiccardo Presenter United Kingdom
  • The power of many: Unlocking treatment response patterns through single-cell meta-analysis
    AranDvir Speaker Israel
  • Proffered Paper: Spatial and multi-omic profiling of HGSC to identify immune vulnerabilities for precision immunotherapy
    EACR25-0439
    ShabanovaAleksandra Presenter Finland
  • Title to be announced
    McGranahanNicholas - Speaker (TBI) United Kingdom
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