The European Molecular Biology Laboratory is an internationally renowned research institution, with stations in Germany (Heidelberg and Hamburg), the United Kingdom (Hinxton), France (Grenoble) and Italy (Monterotondo). Heidelberg serves as EMBL's headquarters, hosting a range of groups with a broad diversity of research interests, exploring new frontiers in basic molecular biology. EMBL Heidelberg has an extensive and growing bioinformatics community: currently more than 40% of researchers at the laboratory spend the majority of their time on computational work. Collaboration between these computational scientists and those at the bench is one of the key strengths of EMBL Heidelberg. It encourages the development of new research methods, innovation in new technology and software, and the establishment of resources and services for the wider scientific community. Scientific partnerships are formed between different research groups and across EMBL outstations and other leading institutions. This pioneering approach can have great impact in translational research, such as in the foundation of the Molecular Medicine Partnership Unit (MMP), which connects molecular research directly with medicine.
Bioinformatik-Arbeitsgruppen am EMBL:
Dr. Theodore Alexandrov: Alexandrov Team
Dr. Jan Ellenberg: Protein networks during cell division and early embryonic development
Dr. Wolfgang Huber: Genomics, multi-omics and statistical computing
Dr. Jan Korbel: Big data analytics in human genomics
Dr. Jeroen Krijgsveld: Functional proteomics
Dr. Kiran Raosaheb Patil: Patil Group
Dr. Lars Steinmetz: Systems Genetics and Precision Health
Dr. Georg Zeller: Bioinformatics Service and Microbiome Data Analysis
Prof. Dr. Julio Saez-Rodriguez: Systems Biomedicine
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