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.
Service teams
- Bateman team
- Protein sequence resources
- Brazma team
- Functional Genomics
- Burdett team
- Infrastructure and development to support the data ingestion, storage, validation, coordination and presentation of molecular archival resources
- Cochrane team
- Supporting the management, sharing, integration, archiving and dissemination of sequence data across platforms, applications and taxa
- Cunningham team
- Enriching understanding of genomic variation
- Finn team
- Services for the analysis and archiving of microbiome derived sequence data.
- Flicek team
- Vertebrate genomics
- Hermjakob team
- Molecular Networks, Pathways, Mathematical Models
- Howe team
- Genome annotation and comparative genomics
- Keane team
- Sequence and variation archives
- Kleywegt team
- Molecular and cellular structure cluster
- Leach team
- computational chemical biology resources and research
- Martin team
- Protein Function development
- McEntyre team
- Literature services
- Molecular Interactions
- Molecular interactions, networks and complexes
- O'Donovan team
- Metabolomics
- Open Targets
- A public-private partnership that uses human genetics and genomics data for systematic drug target identification and prioritisation
- Orchard team
- Ensuring the quality and accuracy of UniProt, the universal protein resource
- Papatheodorou team
- Gene Expression
- Parkinson team
- Resources for the description and analysis of samples, phenotypes and interoperability.
- Patwardhan team
- Imaging data services
- Sarkans team
- Functional Genomics Development
- Velankar team
- Protein Data Bank in Europe
- Vizcaino Team
- Proteomics resources and tools
- Yates team
- Providing technical and production support for the Ensembl and Ensembl Genomes projects
- Zerbino team
- Functional annotation of sequence variants and non-genic regions
Research groups
- Bateman research group
- Analysis of protein and RNA sequence
- Beltrao research group
- Evolution of Cellular Networks
- Birney research group
- Sequence algorithms and intra-species variation
- Brazma research group
- Functional genomics research
- Cortes Ciriano group
- Cancer Genomics
- Finn research group
- Computational microbiome research
- Flicek research group
- Evolution of transcriptional regulation
- Gerstung research group
- Computational cancer biology
- Goldman research group
- Evolutionary tools for genomic analysis
- Iqbal research group
- Computational microbial genomics
- Keane research group
- Computational comparative genomics
- Kleywegt research group
- Protein structure, analysis and validation
- Leach research group
- Computational modelling and informatics for drug discovery
- Marioni research group
- Computational biology
- Papatheodorou research group
- Decoding phenotypes using single cell genomics
- Petsalaki research group
- Whole-cell signalling
- Thornton research group
- Proteins: structure, function and evolution
- Uhlmann research group
- Bioimage analysis
- Zerbino research group
- Cis-regulatory networks and interactions
Other teams
Administration
- Directors' office
- Thornton projects
- BioMedBridges and other infrastructure projects
External Relations
Industry
Research Management Office
Technical services
- Software Development and Operations
- Developing, adapting and operating software to meet the internal needs of EMBL-EBI and it's scientific collaborators.
- Systems Applications
- Desktop, Virtualisation & Cloud
- Systems Infrastructure
- IT Infrastructure: compute, storage, network, data centres and IT security
- Technology and Science Integration
- Integrating technology to further develop and support the science taking place at EMBL-EBI.
- Web Development
- Maintains the EMBL-EBI website and supports all EMBL-EBI teams
- Web Production
- Web infrastructure, collaboration platforms and core website services
Strategy
Training
- Training
- The EMBL-EBI Training team coordinates external training