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Julian Gough
Professor of Bioinformatics
Department of Computer Science
University of Bristol
The Merchant Venturers Building, Room 3.16
Woodland Road
Bristol BS8 1UB, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0)117 3315221
Fax: +44 (0)117 9545208
Email:
gough@cs.bris.ac.uk
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Background
Degree in joint hon.s Mathematics and Physics from the
University of Bristol
PhD from
Cambridge University
with
Cyrus Chothia
in
Theoretical and Computational Biology
Research Associate for the MRC
Laboratory of Molecular Biology
in Cambridge
PMMB
fellow at
Stanford University
with
Michael Levitt
in
Computational and Structural Biology
RIKEN
Scientist with the
GER
group at the
Genome Sciences Centre
in Tokyo
Associate Professor at
Tokyo Medical and Dental University
Visiting scientist at the
Pasteur Institute
in Paris
Professor of
Bioinformatics
at the
University of Bristol
Research interests
Function and phenotype
prediction and annotation
Reference
species tree
of sequence life.
Protein
disorder
The evolution of the protein repertoire
Comparative genomics
Biological sequence analysis
3D protein structure
The
SUPERFAMILY
database
The
FANTOM
mouse and human projects
Hidden Markov models (
book chapter
)
Cloud Computing
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Student projects available
Group members
Software
Conferences
PhD thesis
genome
Organisations and funding
Member:
BBSRC
pool of experts for Research Committees
Member: International Society for Computational Biology (
ISCB
)
Editorial board:
BioEssays
Guest editor (2010,2012):
Current Opinion in Structural Biology
Research in this group is supported by the
BBSRC
,
EPSRC
,the EU
Seventh Research Framework Programme
[FP7], Amazon (
AWS
) and Google
Research
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