Find people & groups at EMBL-EBI
EMBL-EBI is broadly divided in to service teams and research groups. There are also a number of other teams who provide essential support and guidance.
All EMBL faculty
Service teams
- Bateman team
- Protein sequence resources
- Brazma team
- Functional Genomics
- Cochrane team
- European Nucleotide Archive
- Flicek team
- Vertebrate genomics
- Hermjakob team
- Protein expression, networks, and models
- Hunter team
- InterPro
- Kersey team
- Non-vertebrate genomics
- Kleywegt team
- Protein Data Bank in Europe
- Martin team
- UniProt development
- McEntyre team
- Literature services
- O'Donovan team
- UniProt content
- Oldfield team
- PDBe databases and services
- Overington team
- ChEMBL - A resource of data on bioactive molecules
- Parkinson team
- Samples, Phenotype and Ontologies
- Paschall team
- Variation
- Sarkans team
- Functional genomics development
- Steinbeck team
- Cheminformatics and metabolism
- Velankar team
- PDBe content and integration
Research groups
- Bateman research group
- Analysis of protein and RNA sequence
- Beltrao research group
- Evolution of Cellular Networks
- Bertone research group
- Pluripotency, reprogramming and differentiation
- Birney research group
- Sequence algorithms and intra-species variation
- Brazma research group
- Functional genomics research
- Enright research group
- Functional genomics and analysis of small RNA function
- Flicek research group
- Evolution of transcriptional regulation
- Goldman research group
- Evolutionary tools for genomic analysis
- Kleywegt research group
- Protein structure, analysis and validation.
- Marioni research group
- Computational and evolutionary genomics
- Overington research group
- Drug discovery informatics
- Saez-Rodriguez research group
- Systems biomedicine
- Stegle research group
- Statistical genomics and systems genetics
- Steinbeck research group
- Small molecule metabolism in biological systems
- Teichmann research group
- Gene expression regulation and protein complex assembly
- Thornton research group
- Proteins: structure, function and evolution
Other teams
- Administration
- Apweiler projects
- Birney projects
- Technology & Science Integration and HGNC Teams
- Director’s office
- External relations
- Human Resources
- Industry Programme office
- Systems and networking
- Thornton projects
- BioMedBridges and other infrastructure projects
- Training
- Coordinates external training and scientific outreach
- Web development
- Maintains the EMBL-EBI website and supports all EMBL-EBI teams
- Web production
- The Web Production team is responsible for the the administration of the web infrastructure and core web services at the EMBL-EBI.