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Current People/Projects

 

Current PhD Students (1st Supervisor)

Iain Fairclough Integration and meta-analysis of high-throughput and biological network data for polyglutamine repeat diseases.
Current PhD Students (2nd Supervisor)
Yuval Itan

From chimpanzee to human: dating genomic events in the human lineage.
Further details.

Rand Hindi Refinement of ab initio protein structure prediction.
Naama Hurwitz Sequence-based analysis of transmembrane protein families.
Tim Nugent Transmembrane protein prediction.

Current Masters Projects

Alex Lubbock MSc IS Bi-clustering approaches applied to microarray meta-analysis for Huntington's disease. Further details.
Maria Papaioannou MSc IS Improving the detection of significantly differentially regulated genes by combining microarray data with biological network information. Further details.
Belle Lin MSc CS An online cross-species database for putative trinucleotide expansion. Further details.
Current Undergraduates Projects
Joan Augsburger
Efficient modelling of the protein amyloid folding pathways using a reduced atom force field and a Metropolis Monte Carlo approach. Further details.

Katarzyna Filipek-Rayamajhi

Building a relational amyloid database with a web-front end by text mining information from the OMIM resource. Further details.

 

Previous People/Projects

 

Ho Bae BSc CS 2006-2007 Machine learning (SVMs) applied to class-based prediction of residue properties from protein sequence. More details.
Name withheld BSc MACS 2006-2007 Biology-inspired extensions to traditional genetic algorithms. More details.
Sean Ward BSc CS 2006-2007 GPU accelerated bioinformatics.
Chang-ho Shin MSc IS
2006-2007
Machine learning applied to protein domain boundary prediction.
Beata Li MSc IS
2006-2007
Associative clustering applied to bioinformatics (clinical data & stem cell data).
More information about associative clustering can be found here.
Adnan Islam MSc CS 2005-2006 Prediction of breast cancer risk using a genetic algorithm.
Rand Hindi

BSc CS 2005-2006

Prediction of HIV drug resistance from genotype using an SVM.
 

This page last modified 25 August, 2008 by Kevin Bryson

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