Faculty |
Michael KrauthammerAssociate Professor of PathologyMy research is in biomedical informatics/computational biology. Analyzing Omics data to unravel the molecular basis of disease (focus:skin cancer), and to identify diagnostic and predictive biomarkers. Using natural language processing (NLP) techniques to extract problem-specific information from scientific articles or medical reports. |
Postdoctoral Fellows |
Samah Fodeh |
Ana Capatana |
Perry EvansI analyze exome and RNA sequence data from melanoma tumors to find mutations driving cancer. |
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Graduate Students |
Matt Holford |
Mate Nagy |
Mark Mai |
StaffJim McCuskerProgrammer AnalystMy research is in distributed computing, including parallel and grid models, as well as scaling semantic web data systems. Applied MathematicsPaolo Emilio BarbanoYale University & University of Cambridge Scientific Computing, Efficient Algorithms, |
Recent Posts
- Largest Melanoma Exome Sequencing Screen Published in Nature Genetics
- “Making team science work”: how our lab is participating in a large translational project to move melanoma therapy and diagnostics to the next level
- Our work in Semantic Web-based cancer research is cited as the “next step forward”



