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Computational Biology
Our group works on developing and applying modern high-throughput computational tools to analyse biological data, especially genomic sequences, proteins, and transcripts in a functional and evolutionary context.
Prof. Wojciech M. Karłowski
Principal Investigator
Research
Data coming from high-throughput molecular techniques offer an unprecedented opportunity to investigate the living organisms with computational tools. In our research we focus on the following main areas:
Global genes analyses in the context of pathogenic relations and gene evolution; investigation of non-coding RNAs, including comparative analyses and identification of novel species: functional genomic studies aimed at the identification of genetic factors related to agronomically important traits.
Current group members
Prof. Wojciech M. Karłowski
principal investigator
Andrzej Zieleziński, PhD
Piotr Kopeć, MSc
PhD student
Anand Kumar Maurya, MSc
PhD student