Catch up on the latest updates from the CUBE division, where computational biology and ecosystem modeling drive our research. Learn about our advancements in bioinformatics, new projects, and the exciting work of our team.
Lukas Lüftinger defended his PhD thesis "Antibiotic Resistance Prediction from Sequencing Data by Machine Learning" with very good grades. During his…
The CeMESS Lecture Series started with a talk by Shaul Pollak on “Combining machine-learning, ecological theory, and experiments to study bacterial…
Spotlight on female researchers: For the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11th and the International Women's Day on March…
For International Women's Day on 8 March, we are putting the spotlight on women at CMESS. Just over half of the CMESS staff and researchers are women.…
Scientific claims that babies already harbour living bacteria in the womb are incorrect - this has been proven by international researchers involving…
A novel infrastructure for life science data: The project “DataLife - Data Infrastructure for Life Sciences”, coordinated by CUBE head Thomas Rattei,…
CUBE member Thomas Rattei is among the most cited researchers in the world. Alongside his CMESS colleagues Andreas Richter (TER), Michael Wagner…
Our Centre once again features four scientists listed as most cited researchers worldwide. Thomas Rattei (CUBE), Andreas Richter (TER), Michael Wagner…
The CMESS Lecture Series has started with a talk by Peter Fineran from the University of Otago (New Zealand). He granted insights into “The…
