The European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) has been leading computational biology research since its inception in 1994, with work spanning fundamental methods in sequence analysis, multi-dimensional statistical analysis and data-driven biological discovery, from plant biology to mammalian development and disease.
We are highly collaborative and interdisciplinary, regularly publishing high-impact works on sequence and structural alignment, genome analysis, basic biological breakthroughs, algorithms and methods of widespread importance.
Four EMBL papers are among the top 100 most highly cited papers ever.
Located on the Wellcome Genome Campus just south of Cambridge in the UK, EMBL-EBI is at the centre of one of the highest concentrations of technical and scientific expertise in the world. We are part of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory, which has a well-integrated experimental and computational research programme on its five sites.
EMBL researchers publish regularly in top-tier journals, with 40% of papers in the top 5% of journals in biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology (2012–2014). Four EMBL papers are among the top 100 most highly cited papers ever – one in the top 10 and two co-authored by EMBL-EBI researchers.
Publications
Research groups at EMBL-EBI
Senior Team Leader, Protein sequence resources |
Group Leader - Beltrao research group |
Director of EMBL-EBI and Senior Scientist |
Senior Team Leader, Functional Genomics |
Group Leader - Enright research group |
Senior Scientist and Team Leader, Vertebrate Genomics |
Group Leader: Computational cancer biology |
Group Leader - Goldman research group |
Senior Team Leader: Protein Data Bank in Europe and Kleywegt Research Group |
Group Leader - Marioni research group |
Visiting Group Leader |
Group Leader - Stegle research group |
Team Leader, Cheminformatics and metabolism |
Group Leader - Teichmann research group |
Director Emeritus of EMBL-EBI and Senior Scientist |
