About Us
The Teif lab is located in the University of Essex in a historic town Colchester. We are interested in quantitative aspects of gene regulation in chromatin using approaches of biophysics, bioinformatics and next generation sequencing. We work on biomedical systems ranging from mouse embryonic stem cell differentiation to human cell lines to actual cancer patients (chronic lymphocytic leukemia, glioblastoma, breast cancer).
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“Passionate about science, education and the Internet. Interested in modelling gene regulation”
“Curiosity-driven individual interested in bioinformatics, genetics and environmental science“
– Emma Deeks
“An avid learner, interested in transcription factors and regulation of gene expression. Also a big fan of CTCF”
“Passionate about chromatin topology and machine learning; Lacrosse player, Pint of Science co-organiser”
“Passionate about machine learning and data science, especially applications to (epi)genomics of ageing”
– Ashkan Mohseni Hosseini
We are always interested in new people and projects. If you have your own ideas we will be happy to support your applications for fellowships, e.g. listed here .
– Want to join? Email us