Bioinformatics Technology Group

The recent adoption of high throughput technologies for collecting gene sequences through to phenotypic characteristics at the organism scale has led to vast increase in data. Interpreting this data in terms of specific biological questions is impossible without expertise in building quantitative methods to address them. 

The interests and remit of the group are centred on the use of quantitative and mathematical methods to understand biological and biomedical systems. The aim of the group is to provide quantitative support to academic researchers working in life sciences and biomedicine. We are an adaptable group able to contribute to variety of areas from genomics to mathematical model building. 

If you would like to integrate our group into your research programme then please contact Lee Hazelwood. You may also like to take a look at the pages describing our expertise, process for new projects, group members or our current collaborators in Leeds.

Expertise

New Projects

Group Members

Current Collaborations

Group Software