Our immune system protects us against infectious disease, but
sometimes attacks our own cells, causing disease. My group
develop and apply statistical genomic methods to understand
the genes, cells and pathways involved in the development of immune-mediated
diseases such as type 1 diabetes and the relationships between
different immune-mediated diseases. Our goal is to further the
understanding of these diseases in order to help prevent and treat
them.
These pages exist to store information about the research we do, the people who do it, and the datasets and code we use. The aim is to make this information accessible, which is not always straightforward in the published papers.
These pages exist to store information about the research we do, the people who do it, and the datasets and code we use. The aim is to make this information accessible, which is not always straightforward in the published papers.
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News
- We welcome Émeline Favreau to our group, working as a bioinformatician on the INTREPID study of primary immunodeficiency
- Group members give talks at the European Mathematical Genetics Meeting
- EMGM2022 abstract deadline approaching
- post-doc position available
- Hernandez et al, flashfm fine mapping published in Nat Comms