The Computational Biology platform - Data scientists at the FMI

Michael Stadler, Head of the FMI Computational Biology technology platform 'Michael is a wonderful collaborator - a deep thinker with a genuine enthusiasm to solve biological problems. Our extremely fruitful collaboration is further enhanced by 2 computational scientists co- embedded in my group. ' Filippo Rijli, FMI group leader The Computational Biology team - from left to right: Evgeniy Ozonov (Peters lab), Urszula Brykczynska Kunzmann, Hans-Rudolf Hotz, Alexia Rohmer (Peters lab), Dimosthenis Gaidatzis, Charlotte Soneson, Panagiotis Papasaikas, Michael Stadler, Dania Machlab (Rijli lab), Michaela Schwaiger (Bühler lab). Missing: Lukas Burger (Schübeler lab) About Michael Stadler After earning a PhD in Immunology from the University of Bern, Switzerland, Michael worked as a postdoc at the University of Bern and the MIT in Cambridge, USA. He joined the FMI in 2006 as Head of Computational Biology, a position he still holds today. Michael has a special status of 'FMI staff scientist', meaning that he can pursue independent research within the FMI and with external collaborators. Since 2011, Michael has also been a group leader at the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (SIB).