Areas of major interest include:
- Modeling and simulation of cellular systems
- Data mining in molecular genetics and next generation sequencing
- Data management for high-throughput technologies and medical samples
- Quantitative monitoring of intra-cellular processes using light-microscopy
- Biomedical computer vision
For more information on the research of iBioS go to
Research Groups.
The multi-disciplinary team of iBioS consists of about 50 scientists from various fields including mathematics and physics, computer science, biology and medicine. The group members have published
more than 200 papers in peer-reviewed journals since 2000.
The labs of the group are located in the
DKFZ, at the
IPMB and at the
BioQuant at
Heidelberg University. Members of iBioS have taken a leading role in several major initiatives in systems biology, most prominently
ForSys and the
Helmholtz Alliance on Systems Biology, both coordinated by Roland Eils.