£202.77£202.77(Hons) PhD (Cape Town)

Computational Biology Group

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Nicola Mulder

Head of Division, Computational Biology, Department of Integrative Biomedical Sciences,£160.07£160.07(IDM),£767.59£767.59, University of Cape Town; PI H3ABioNet Bioinformatics Network

The Computational Biology (CBIO) Division is the centre of Bioinformatics activities at the University of Cape Town. It aims to perform world-class bioinformatics research and provide high quality bioinformatics education, training and services.£506.34£506.34’£126.83£126.83.

Pathogen Genomics

£256.43£256.43. We have also developed a graph-based approach for the analysis of different strains of bacterial pathogens and applied this toMycobacterium tuberculosis.

£70.80£70.80

£247.69£247.69.£168.77£168.77.£247.25£247.25. The group forms the central node for H3ABioNet,£245.57£245.57.£68.76£68.76.

Microbiomes

£178.33£178.33.£225.01£225.01. We have also developed a new tool for the analysis of metaproteomic data.

Bioinformatics tools and support

In addition to research, we provide bioinformatics services to other researchers in the Institute and beyond. We have developed workflows for genomics-related data analysis, including GWAS, NGS and variant calling, RNASeq, 16S rRNA analysis, and WGS metagenomics. We also develop new algorithms and visualisation tools, including those for pan-£220.25£220.25. We work collaboratively with researchers requiring help with general bioinformatics problems and large-scale data analysis.