New Paper - Biological Sciences: Structural Bioinformatics
Alpha-amylase Evolution, Structure, and Potential Biotechnological Applications for the Bioremediation of n-alkanes
New Paper - Computer Science: Machine Learning
Analysis and comparison of feature selection methods towards performance and stability
New Paper - Biological Sciences: Metagenomic Data Analysis
Interdisciplinary Overview of Lipopeptide and Protein-Containing Biosurfactants
New Paper - Computer Science: Machine Learning
Relevance aggregation for neural networks interpretability and knowledge discovery on tabular data
New Paper - Biological Sciences: Transcriptomics Data Analysis
Transcriptomic Analysis of Long Non-Coding RNA during Candida albicans Infection
Partnership
The SBCBLab is a member of the National Institute of Forensic Science and Technology
New Paper - Biological Sciences: Transcriptomics Data Analysis
Multi-Approach Bioinformatics Analysis of Curated Omics Data Provides a Gene Expression Panorama for Multiple Cancer Types
New Paper - Biological Sciences: Structural Bioinformatics
Assessment of Kaistella jeonii Esterase Conformational Dynamics in Response to Poly(ethylene terephthalate) Binding
We convert biological questions into answers
The SBCB Lab has a solid history of research in bioinformatics, with several publications in the area with the development of new algorithms and the application of gold-standard techniques to analyze biological data. The laboratory works on developing new tools and customization of pipelines for genomics, transcriptomics, metagenomics, proteomic, structural bioinformatics, and multiomics analysis.
Considering the field of Computer Science, the laboratory works on developing new techniques based on artificial intelligence, machine learning, heuristic search methods, and massively parallel processing to deal with different biological data processing challenges.
Considering the field of Biological Sciences, the laboratory conducts research projects involving various areas of application: medical biotechnology, environmental biotechnology, animal biotechnology, microbial biotechnology, and plant biotechnology.
Join our team!
SBCBLab is actively seeking talented Master's and Ph.D. Candidates in Computer Science or Cell and Molecular Biology.
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A strong academic background in Computer Science or Bioinformatics
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Excellent writing and documentation skills
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A high degree of motivation, attention to detail, and passion for science
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An opportunity to engage in cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research
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A focus on developing innovative methods and computational strategies for Bioinformatics problems
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Potential scholarships and state-of-the-art infrastructure to develop your research.
- Programs
- Postgraduate Program in Computing (PPGC) For those aiming for a Master's or Ph.D. in Computer Science
- Postgraduate Program in Molecular and Cell Biology (PPGBCM) For those aiming for a Master's or Ph.D. in Molecular and Cell Biology
Please email Prof. Dorn (mdorn@inf.ufrgs.br) with a brief introduction about your academic background, research interests, and career goals.
Tools and Datasets
Science is rapidly advancing towards a paradigm of greater transparency and accessibility. This shift encompasses not only the sharing of data but also extends to publications, computer code, and methodologies.
In recent years, SBCB Lab has developed many tools, libraries, and datasets to foster collaboration and enhance accessibility within the scientific community. Our commitment to free access to these resources reflects our belief in the importance of leveling the playing field and empowering researchers from diverse backgrounds to contribute meaningfully to scientific progress.
International Cooperation
Cooperation is the vital conduit through which we stay attuned to the latest trends, breakthroughs, and applications in science and knowledge, thereby ensuring our relevance and effectiveness in addressing contemporary challenges. At the SBCBLab, we recognize the indispensable role of collaboration in driving innovation and fostering cross-pollination of ideas.
Our engagement in numerous international cooperation projects exemplifies our commitment to harnessing the power of collective intelligence on a global scale. Through these projects, we endeavor to cultivate a cohort of highly skilled and adaptable professionals capable of navigating the complex landscape of modern research and innovation. Armed with a diverse skill set and a global perspective, these researchers are poised to advance knowledge within academia and translate their findings into tangible solutions with real-world impact, spanning both academic and industrial domains. The laboratory's main international partners are from Germany, Chile, and France.
