Biocomputing

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Welcome to the Biocomputing Unit web site

Head: Anna Tramontano
Professor of Biochemistry
"Sapienza" University
Department of Physics
P.le A. Moro, 5 - 00185 Rome (I)
Tel: +39 06 49910556 or +39 06 49914550
email: anna(dot)tramontano(at)uniroma1(dot)it
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Recent news


We are organizing CASP10  at Hotel Serapo in Gaeta (Italy) on December 9-12, 2012


KAUST Workshop on quantitative biology: a matter of perspective, Rome June 22-24 2011

Registration closed 


E’ disponibile una Tesi Sperimentale per la Laurea Specialistica in FISICA Curriculum Biosistemi sul tema·"Struttura e dinamica di proteine di interesse biomedico" da svolgersi presso l'Università Cattolica che comporterà anche attività sperimentale presso le principali Facilities di Radiazione di Sincrotrone in Italia e Francia· Per informazioni contattare la Prof. Tramontano.


Anna Tramontano was nominated member of the scientific council of ERC. See press release


We have co-organized the Critical Assessment for Protein Structure Prediction (CASP9) experiment.


Anna Tramontano won the Tartufari prize 2010 of the Accademia dei Lincei


Le lezioni del corso Medici Senze Frontiere 2009 alla Sapienza


We organized the Critical Assessment for Protein Structure Prediction (CASP8) meeting in Sardinia.


Anna Tramontano was awarded the KAUST GRP (Global Research Partnership) Investigator grant for a project on the computational analysis of the human genome.

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Projects

Our recent research interests can be divided, with some overlap, into two main directions: development and/or improvements of computational biology methods and their application to the study of problems of biomedical interest.

To the first area, belong the development of methods for the prediction of the structure and function of proteins and nucleic acid.

The other aspect of our research has been the investigation of· important biomedical problems related to pathologies as well as the study of biotechnologically important molecules.

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