Hands-on Workshop at Babeș-Bolyai University
Accelerate translation with Inflexa
Inflexa is running a 3-hour hands-on workshop with the Faculty of Biology and Geology at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca. Participants will run a real translational research pipeline with Inflexa — from biological question to PubMed-grounded evidence chain — on their own laptops.
Radu Tănasă will lead the session, walking through how Inflexa formulates a translational hypothesis, runs a structured PubMed search with agent-driven evidence assembly, evaluates targets, and exports a report that records how it was produced. Participants leave with Inflexa installed on their own machine, a working notebook of their analysis, and a template they can reuse on their own data.
Date & Time
Friday, May 8, 2026
09:00 – 12:00 EEST
Venue
Sala Nova
Facultatea de Biologie și Geologie
Strada Clinicilor 5–7, Cluj-Napoca
Format
Hands-on workshop
Bring your laptop
What you'll do
Formulate a translational hypothesis, run a structured PubMed search, build an evidence chain, and export a report that records how it was produced.
What you'll leave with
Inflexa installed and running on your own laptop, a working notebook of your analysis, and a template you can reuse on your own data.
What you'll need
A laptop with Docker or Podman installed. No account, and no prior programming experience required.
The workshop is organized in partnership with the Faculty of Biology and Geology, the Doctoral School of Integrative Biology (DSIB), and the Faculty of Medical Sciences and Health (FSMS) at Babeș-Bolyai University. It is open to students, doctoral researchers, and faculty interested in computational approaches to translational research.
No prior programming experience is required. Participants need a laptop with Docker or Podman installed. Inflexa is free and open source under Apache 2.0, and runs entirely on your own machine — there is no account to create.
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