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The subject is focused on specific research topics individualized for individual doctoral students with regard to the focus of their dissertations. This subject significantly extends the topics and solutions of a particular doctoral student within the subject Mentoring 1. The course is taught individually. A mentor (internal or external academic staff, or a professional expert) is assigned to each doctoral student. The mentor is specialized in issues from a wider range of theoretical knowledge and professional skills related to a particular research topic. In the case of thematic affinity of dissertations of more doctoral students the course is taught in broader teams. The course covers topics from the fields of cell biology, electrophysiology, signal and image processing and analysis, machine learning, bioinformatics, computational biology and statistics.

Specific topics of the course:
- methods of pre-processing biosignals from wearable devices,
- methods of heart rate variability reconstruction from image data
- methods of predicting urgent states from wearable devices signals,
- methods of determining sports activity from continuous biosignal records,
- methods of determining the disease extent and progression from CT image data
- fluorescence methods for monitoring the movement of stem cells in tissue
- methods of controlled tissue growth by linking living cells in a matrix,
- methods of whole genome analysis of gene expression in bacteria,
- methods of computer-aided drug design using natural molecules.

Controlled outputs of the course:
- a detailed study plan,
- prepared materials for teaching (functional sample, software, laboratory task),
- research project report
- prepared and submitted review article on a topic related to a dissertation
- detailed mentor evaluation.

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