We are a multidisciplinary group with strong computational epigenomics research interests and expertise. We apply and develop bioinformatic methods to investigate gene regulation, including with ML/AI. We study regulatory mechanisms (through DNA methylation, single-cell mRNA and open chromatin data, histone modifications and enhancers) and perform population studies (EWAS, GWAS, ribosomal DNA).
Computational epigenomics and human disease
Cancer development at single-cell resolution
Genome-environment interactions
Epigenomic Mechanisms in Human Disease