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May 2013. Well done Joan! Find out more ...
May 2013. We are recruiting. Find out more ...
February 2013. We welcome Stefani, Phd Student. Find out more ...
January 2013. New publication in Methods in Molecular Biology. Find out more ...
October 2012. We welcome Altan, PhD student Find out more ...
September 2012. Interested in pursuing your PhD in our group? Find out more ...
August 2012. A newer and improved version of ArchPRED is available. Find out more ...
July 2012. We welcome Marina, visiting summer student Find out more ...
July 2012. A new web application, GEOM-Matcher. Find out more ...
May 2012. Scholarship available. Find out more ...
May 2012. Paper accepted in Bioinformatics. Find out more ...
March 2012. Contributed a chapter on Protein-Protein interactions. Find out more ...
January 2012. We have moved to Aberystwyth University!! Find out more ...
November 2011. Paper accepted in Human Molecular Genetics Find out more ...
October 2011. Paper accepted in Nucleic Acids Research Find out more ...
September 2011. Paper accepted in AJHM. Find out more ...
August 2011. Paper accepted in BMC Bionformatics. Find out more ...
January 2011. Interested in pursuing your PhD in our group? Find out more ...
December 2010. Want a good and updated book in protein structure prediction? Find out more ...
 
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Welcome to the {Plant} Bioinformatics Lab. We are part of the Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Science at the Aberystwyth University.

Our research interests relate to a number of areas within Bioinformatics. We have a long-standing interest in protein structure prediction and structure-to-function relationship. We work in the study of biomolecular interactions, modeling of protein complexes, modulation of protein-protein interactions as therapeutic targets and structure-based protein design. We also work on Plant Bioinformatics developing bioinformatics-based approaches to complement, guide and improve plant-breeding programs and to understand the underlying biological mechanisms linked to the response to abiotic stresses. We are also interested in the modelling of genetic variation, e.g. SNPs, and the assessment of functional impact at protein level. Take a look at the our databases and servers and the list of publications for more information.

Please note, group's institutional website is available here