The bioinformatics group is part of the Computational Biology Unit (CBU).
We develop methods and software to better understand biomolecular and medical data, mainly based on analyzing the activity of genes and gene products. This includes algorithm development, modeling and visualization, and combines computer science and mathematics with molecular biology and specialized bioinformatics topics.
The group consists of Inge Jonassen, Sushma Grellscheid, Tom Michoel, Susanna Röblitz and Kjell Petersen.
Seminars in Bioinformatics
We have a joint seminar series with the CBU, see the CBU seminars page.
The weekly CBU seminar is where CBU staff and affiliates present excerpts from their research and other relevant topics. It is also where new members of the CBU team are introduced, and important information is shared.
CBU seminars take place once a week, every Thursday at 11:00 am in the 5th-floor CBU seminar room (room 510N3 aka “Blåbær”).
Both CBU staff and students are invited and encouraged to attend the seminar series.