Instructors
Prof. Tamir Tuller
Primary instructor
Prof. Tamir Tuller research interests include: 1) Computational biology and bioinformatics. 2) Computational synthetic biology and systems biology. 3) Developing mathematical and physical models of biological systems (usually intra-cellular process such as gene translation) and biological phenomena. 4) Developing algorithms and statistical approaches for solving problems in molecular biology. 5) Theoretical analysis of algorithms in the molecular biology. 6) Analysis of large-scale genomic data.
Mr. Dan Mark Alon
Secondary instructor
Mr. Dan Mark Alon, PhD candidate in the school of molecular cell biology and biotechnology. My study focuses on engineering in vivo self assembling ssDNA systems, creating DNA nanorobots and ssDNA encapsulation by implementing a synthetic biology approach.
Mrs. Adi Yannai
Secondary instructor
Mrs. Adi Yanni, PhD student at the life science faculty. My research includes developing synthetic biology tools for working with undomesticated bacteria and, finding new antibiotic resistance genes from a variety of metagenomics. I participated in the iGEM competition as part of the 2015 Technion team.