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.

Our lab aims at understanding the biological importance of the 3D organization of the genome within the nucleus. We study developmental epigenetics and DNA replication.

We study meiotic crossover formation and control in plants at the level of the whole genome, chromosome regions and single recombination hotspots.

Our lab’s aim is to integrate different levels of gene expression regulation – chromatin, transcription and RNA processing – focusing on gene ends.

The major interest of our group is focused on computational analysis of non-canonical small RNAs and RNA secondary structure using high throughput sequencing data.