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Bioinformatics is a multi-disciplinary approach combining computational and biological expertise to analyse biological data (both genomic and clinical), to advance biomedical research and development. Bioinformatics is both a science and an engineering art, concerned with the application of mathematics, physical/chemical principles and information technology to solve biological problems.
In the Bioinformatics Institute, there are four methodology-oriented research divisions comprising of research groups led by independent Principal Investigators that focus on specific areas of computational biology. The common denominator is the goal of understanding biomolecular mechanisms underlying cellular phenomena, which is the basis for a rational understanding of pathogenesis or for planning biotechnological applications.
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Computational Analysis of
Genome Complexity,
Transcription Regulation
and Cellular Phenotypes
Vladimir Kuznetsov |
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Integrated Large-Scale Data
Analysis for Functional
Discovery
Henry Yang |
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Expression and Signaling in
Mesenchymal and
Hematopoietic Stem Cells
Vivek Tanavde |
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