Golnaz Taheri

DDLS Fellow, KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Key publications

Taheri, Golnaz, Mahnaz Habibi, and Tahereh Sedghamiz. “Machine learning-based Prediction for Drug-Drug Interaction Using a Knowledge Graph.” at ECML-PKDD (2024).

Taheri, Golnaz, and Mahnaz Habibi. “Uncovering driver genes in breast cancer through an innovative machine learning mutational analysis method.” Computers in Biology and Medicine 171 (2024): 108234.

Taheri, Golnaz, and Mahnaz Habibi. “Identification of essential genes associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection as potential drug target candidates with machine learning algorithms.” Scientific Reports 13.1 (2023): 15141.

Taheri, Golnaz. “Unveiling Driver Modules in Lung Cancer: A Clustering-Based Gene-Gene Interaction Network Analysis.” at ECML-PKDD(2023).

Aghdam, Rosa, Mahnaz Habibi, and Golnaz Taheri. “Using informative features in machine learning based method for COVID-19 drug repurposing.” Journal of cheminformatics 13.1 (2021): 70.

Taheri, Golnaz, and Mahnaz Habibi. “Comprehensive analysis of pathways in Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) using an unsupervised machine learning method.” Applied Soft Computing 128 (2022): 109510.

Our research focuses on applying cutting-edge machine learning and deep learning techniques to tackle critical problems in life sciences. Specifically, we develop innovative frameworks to improve our understanding and prediction of drug interactions and adverse reactions, utilizing diverse data sources. Key areas of interest include Graph Convolutional Networks, Graph Embedding, and Multimodal Learning, which offer powerful tools for modeling complex biological relationships.

In addition, we are exploring advanced machine learning methods, including transfer learning, to identify key genes, modules, and pathways involved in cancer, aiming to provide new insights into cancer biology.

Last updated: 2024-11-04

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