Profile
My name is Oleksandr (Sasha) Cherednichenko, graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT). In the Master’s program, I specialized in the application of deep learning to structural bioinformatics. Here, at IceLab, I aim to create a deep reinforcement learning framework to answer a single question: Can microbes distinguish a friend from a foe? My PhD is funded through the SciLifeLab data-driven life science (DDLS) research school.
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Icelabbers at the Scandinavian Winter Swimming Championship
Icelabbers at the Scandinavian Winter Swimming Championship Doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows in IceLab today are drivers of a highly social, open and adventurous work culture. Recently six of them took this [...]
Scale: Book Club Snapshot
Scale: a Book Club Snapshot ‘Scale’ looks at different scaling laws throughout living systems, cities and companies. The IceLab book club enjoyed reading this in the autumn term 2023 and all the [...]
Happy Holidays and New Year
Happy Holidays and New Year from IceLab Happy Holidays and New Year from the Integrated Science Lab (IceLab) to all our our members, affiliates, funders, collaborators, and [...]
2024 Lunch Pitches
Sign up to give a Lunch Pitch in 2024 IceLab once again invites researchers to share their ideas and engage in discussion with a multidisciplinary audience [...]
For the love of fun in science
For the love of fun in science IceLab's culture creates space for collaboration in a number of ways, including by embracing fun. IceLab multidisciplinary postdoctoral fellow Josephine Solowiej-Wedderburn is one of [...]
Lessons from SFI CSSS
Lessons from the 2023 SFI Complex Systems Summer School Four weeks filled with interesting lectures, exciting discussions and hikes in the beautiful surroundings - this was IceLab PhD student Hanna Isaksson’s [...]