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  • “DNA neither cares nor knows. DNA just is. And we dance to its music” -Richard Dawkins
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From Nucleotides to Networks

Welcome to the Homepage of the Multidisciplinary Research Partnership called N2N (from Nucleotides to Networks), an initiative to spearhead research on Bioinformatics and Systems Biology at Ghent University.

Recent (r)evolutions in data-producing technologies have dramatically changed the way we tackle problems in molecular biology and has created a huge need for highly trained scientists, with very diverse backgrounds, to collect, store, and analyse these data using advanced ICT infrastructures and bioinformatics tools.

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Yves Van de Peer awarded an ERC Advanced Grant

Prof. Yves Van de Peer has been awarded an ERC advanced grant entitled: 'Double-up: the importance of gene and genome duplications for natural and artificial organism populations'.

ERC Advanced Grants allow exceptional established research leaders of any nationality and any age to pursue ground-breaking, high-risk projects that open new directions in their respective research fields or other domains.

Lennart Martens verkozen als lid van Jonge Academie

Maar liefst 13 UGent'ers zetelen binnenkort in de Jonge Academie, een nieuw initiatief dat binnen de Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie voor Wetenschappen en Kunsten werd opgericht. Onder hen is Lennart Martens, een bioinformaticus die focust op de analye van gegevens bekomen uit omics technologiƫn met hoge-doorvoersnelheid.

De onderzoekers van de Jonge Academie hebben drie doelstellingen voor ogen: interdisciplinair werken, nadenken over het huidige wetenschapsbeleid, en wetenschap communiceren naar de jeugd.

Lennart Martens @ Jonge Academie

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