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Georg Zeller, Ph.D.

  • Ph.D. student (Alumnus; jointly supervised with Detlef Weigel)
  • please send e-mail to my EMBL account: zeller [AT] embl [DOT] de
Friedrich Miescher Laboratory
Spemannstrasse 39
Tübingen, Germany 72076

Websites:

Biography:

In Feb. 2010, I moved to Peer Bork's group at the EMBL in Heidelberg, please see www.bork.embl.de/~zeller

2006 - 2010 PhD student both in Gunnar Rätsch's group and Detlef Weigel's lab

2000 - 2006 Undergraduate training as a computational biologist at Tuebingen University from which I earned a Diplom in bioinformatics (Master's equivalent). There, I also worked as a student researcher in Daniel Huson's group

2003-2004 Undergraduate studies in biology and computer science at Uppsala University, Sweden

Publications

My publications can be found here or alternatively at PubMed or on Scientific Commons.

Research Interests:

Analysis of Whole-Genome Tiling Microarrays:
Gene Finding:
Inference of Alternative Splicing:
Polymorphic Region Detection in A. thaliana:
Detecting polymorphic regions in the A. thaliana genome using Hidden Markov Support Vector Machines has been my main focus within the array-based resequencing project. Polymorphic regions typically correspond to clusters of small polymorphisms (SNPs and indels), but also contain large deletions. As these types of polymorphisms are impossible or very difficult to identify with SNP calling methods, polymorphic region predictions ideally complement SNP calls.