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Algorithms in Bioinformatics

Welcome to Daniel Huson's Lab

The main focus of our lab is on developing new and advanced algorithms for bioinformatics. Here is a short list of our current main research interests:

  • Phylogenetic networks and trees
  • Metagenome analysis and simulation
  • Genome resequencing and analysis
  • Evolution and ecology
  • Models, algorithms, software and complexity

For more details, see the research section and our list of publications.

Most recent publications:

Buchfink, B, Xie, C, and Huson, DH (2014). Fast and Sensitive Protein Alignment using DIAMOND. Nature Methods.

Kirsten I Bos, KM (2014). Pre-Columbian mycobacterial genomes reveal seals as a source of New World human tuberculosis. Nature, 514(7523):494-497.

Recent news:

Million dollar challenge: A team led by bioinformatics researcher Daniel Huson at University of Tuebingen won a $1 million Pentagon prize.

New International Max-Planck Research School:

Book on Phylogenetic Networks: First book on Phylogenetic Networks published by Cambridge University Press at the end of 2010

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