CBCB Faculty
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Cecilia Arighi My general interest is in the accurate representation of protein information (e.g sequence, evolution, function, post-translational modifications, and pathways), that can be reasoned both by humans and computers, to provide the basis for hypothesis generation. |
DBI 205A 302-831-3444 arighi@dbi.udel.edu |
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Chuming Chen Automated mass annotation of protein sequences, MS Proteomics Informatics, Omics Data Integration and Meta-analysis, High Performance Computing, Semantic Web, Description Logics, Ontology Engineering, Temporal Database, Network Security. |
DBI 205 302-831-3426 chenc@udel.edu |
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John Garavelli
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DBI 205 302-831-6922 jsgarave@UDel.Edu |
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Hongzhan Huang
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DBI 205B 302-831-3445 huang@dbi.udel.edu |
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Salil Lachke The Lachke lab uses systems-based approaches in combination with mouse and human genetics to identify genes critical to ocular development and function. We have developed a bioinformatics-based approach, iSyTE (integrated Systems Tool for Eye gene discovery) that has identified several novel candidate genes involved in lens development and disease. |
236 Wolf Hall 302-831-3040 salil@UDel.Edu |
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Shawn Polson My research interests lie at the intersection of genomics and microbial ecology, examining the ways in which microorganisms and viruses affect and are affected by their environments. |
DBI 205F 302-831-3235 polson@dbi.udel.edu |
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Natalia Roberts
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DBI 205 np6@georgetown.edu |
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Hagit Shatkay Computational Biology, Medical Informatics, Bioinformatics, Machine Learning, Data and Text Mining, and their combination. |
416 Smith Hall 302-831-8622 shatkay@cis.udel.edu |
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Abhyuda Singh Research in our lab is focused on developing mathematical and computational tools for studying the stochastic dynamics of gene-protein networks at a single cell resolution. By combining these computational techniques with high-throughput experimental data we map novel regulatory mechanisms within gene-protein networks. Of particular interests are sub-cellular biochemical networks underlying various disease systems. |
315 Evans 302-831-8677 absingh@UDel.Edu |
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Manabu Torii My general research interest is in computational techniques to support extraction and discovery of knowledge from textual data. My current research focuses on application of natural language processing and machine learning techniques in the biomedical domain. |
DBI 205 302-831-6162 torii@udel.edu |
