Bioinformatics Unit

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Fátima Al-Shahrour
Fátima Al-Shahrour Head of Unit
T +34 (+34) 917 328 000 (Ext 2940)
falshahrour@cnio.es

Research Scientists

  • Michael Tress

Post-Doctoral Fellows

  • Dido Carrero

Graduate Students

  • María González

Technicians

  • Ruth Álvarez
  • Daniel Cerdán
  • Tomas Di Domenico
  • Gonzalo Gómez
  • Beatriz Ocaña
  • Elena Piñeiro
  • Ignacio Sanz
  • Laura Serrano
  • Francisco José Villena

Bioinformatics is essential for understanding cancer genomics and shaping future cancer therapies. Bioinformatics approaches can transform vast quantities of biological data into comprehensive models, providing insights into cancer and the genotype-phenotype relationships crucial for identifying cancer-driving alterations and therapeutic targets.

The CNIO Bioinformatics Unit is a multidisciplinary team that uses computational methods to solve scientific questions. BU’s objectives include developing computational tools for integrating biological and clinical data, analysing cancer genomes to identify biomarkers and drug response mechanisms, providing bioinformatics support for data analysis, maintaining CNIO’s scientific computing facilities, and offering training in bioinformatics methodologies.

BU is an active node of ELIXIR, leading the Cancer Data Focus Group to enhance cancer genome analysis across Europe.

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