For the past two decades, I have been engaged in addressing challenging computational problems in artificial intelligence and computational biology, particularly in cancer research. My research interests are at the intersection of cancer, functional genomics, and artificial intelligence, facilitated by the development of freely available software tools.
Stephane is a Principal Bioinformatician in cellular genetics. He oversees analyses of the Haniffa group.
Using computational methods for analysis of single cell omics and spatial data, he investigates the development and functional maturation of the human cell types in the whole embryo or specific organs such as the skin.
Kamal joined Bioinformatics core at CRUK CI in 2016. His main activities involves analysis of heterogenous genomics and proteomics data. He work in close collaboration with biologists to analytically answer challenging biological questions. The development of robust software solutions with contributions to Bioconductor project forms an integral part of the work.
Abbi has had an interesting and somewhat varied path to bioinformatics. Starting out as a biochemist, moving through various subjects until she eventually got sick of pipetting and decided sitting behind a computer was more her speed.
Mark works with Alexia, initially on supporting material development for the undergraduate NST IB Mathematical and Computational Biology Course before moving on to support the delivery and development of existing portfolio of courses.
