About
Prof. Michal Ziv-Ukelson Research Group in Computational Biology was founded in 2008 in the Department of Computer Science, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. The group is led by Prof. Michal Ziv-Ukelson and is pursuing active research in a wide variety of topics in computational biology.
Our team develops algorithms on strings and trees and tools for the
analysis of biological data. We deal with various aspects of
computational biology, with focus on RNA structure and function.
The group has established an international reputation, which can be seen through our projects, papers and awards.
Recent news
more...Our paper in ISMB 201326 May, 2013
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ContextFold praised by comparative analysis of RNA folders (NAR 2013)08 March, 2013 "... rankings based on the RNAstrand data set were dominated by single-sequence methods: in 7 of 10 rankings, ContextFold was the best performing method..." CompaRNA paper in NAR: CompaRNA: a server for continuous benchmarking of automated methods for RNA secondary structure prediction, by Puton, Kozlowski, Rother, and Bujnicki, Nucleic Acids Research (2013). |
Our paper in CPM 201305 March, 2013
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Hosting IBS-2013 in BGU18 February, 2013
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Context Fold Server update02 August, 2012 Context Fold server has a new and improved interactive web interface, thanks to Elad Levi |
