A data revolution is underway in modern biological science, now that obtaining the genome sequence has become routine and increasingly affordable. 

By studying how bacteria resist to bacteriophage infection, our laboratory seeks to discover and engineer new CRISPR and RNA technologies.

The Eyras Group is working to understand the biology of RNA and cancer using computational methods.

Discovering biological physics through optics, computing, materials and fluid dynamics.

The McCullough Group uses methods from machine learning and mathematics to study how the brain processes information and controls behaviour.

The Wen Group focus on developing computational methods and models for RNA-mediated gene regulatory interactions to elucidate their impact on gene regulation, cellular identity, and the pathogenesis of diseases.