Research Degrees
The Computational Biology Group offers an exciting environment to develop a PhD project and perform research at the boundaries between Computer Science and Biology. The group offers access to dedicated GPU-based servers hosted at Ã÷ÐÇ°ËØÔ and national HPC facilities including and .
Current doctoral researchers and projects
- Bello Suleiman – “A multi-level computational design driven method for engineering bacterial synthetic biology systems”
- Yasoda Jayaweera – “ A methodology for identifying alternative solutions in a population based data generation approach applied to synthetic biology”
- Leila Ghanbar - “Modeling quorum sensing driven biofilm formation in human gut microbiota”
Available projects
- “Development of novel methods to detect propagation of allosteric signal transmission in protein structures”
- “Development of novel methods to analyse multiscale allosteric signal transmission in protein-protein interaction networks”
- “Development of novel methods to redesign functional motions in proteins”
- “Multiscale synthetic biology - a method to link protein structure and activity with biochemical network behaviour”
- “Efficient modelling of space, communication and mobility for multilevel biological systems”
Candidates are invited to contact Prof. David Gilbert or Dr. Alessandro Pandini for informal discussions about the projects.