Schwarzlab

Computer scientist by training. Lover of formal grammars, Markov models and phylogenetic trees.

Quote: "What if it's a Markov chain?"

Biomathematician. Fond of single-cell data analysis and extrachromosomal DNA. Master of Journal Club.

Quote: "No, Roland, you cannot skip Journal Club."

Physicist by training. Fan of deep learning and mutational processes shaping copy number. Developer of MEDICC2 and refphase. Master of Lab Meeting.

Quotes: "Oups.", "This is funny..."

Computer scientist by training. Modelling the world through cellular automata and stochastic processes. Gamer at heart, living the VR hype. Author of SMITH. Master of Technology.

Medical doctor and computer scientist. Improving patient care through early detection and better stratification.

Medical student and computer scientist. Simulating cancer evolution and structural alterations.

Medical student. Investigating how selectional constraints shape cancer evolution.

Physicist by training. Interested in simulation-building and stochastic processes. In-house Rugby League expert. Master of Technology Cologne.

Applied mathematician & computational biologist. Interested in cancer evolution, stochastic processes, and simulations of carcinogenesis.

Biotechnologist by training. Investigating chromosomal instability and chromatin architecture in cancer.

Biologist by training. Interested in single-cell cancer evolution and transcriptomics.

Biologist by training. Interested in epigenetics and -genomics.

Scientific coordinator, third party funding, web editor.

Biologist and bioinformatician by training. Interested in single-cell genomics.

Bioinformatician by training. Interested in stochastic processes, stochastic sampling and Formula 1.

Lab coordination and administrative organisation

Physician by training. Chromosomal instability and somatic copy-number alterations.

From the Swanton lab, Francis Crick Institute, London.

Bioinformatician by training. Interested in tumour heterogeneity and somatic copy-number alterations.

From the Jamal-Hanjani lab, Institute of Cancer Research, London.

Medical doctor by training. Interested in combining medical research with machine learning

Fierce winged unicorn. Destroyer of bugs. Defender of students. Do not mess with Quark.

Quote: "No, I'm not a pegacorn."

Biologist and Bioinformatician by training. Interested in genomics and the co-evolution of genome and epigenome.

Life Science Engineer. Investigated how to improve subclone detection in tumour sequencing data.

Now Master student at EPFL Lausanne.

Biotechnologist by training. Early detection and risk stratification of cancer. Heroine of gene regulation.

Now Bioinformatician at Bristol Myers Squibb.

Physicist by training. Algorithms for copy-number evolution. Developer of MEDICC2.

Now research scientist at the Relogio lab, Charite Berlin.

Quote: "So..."

Biologist and Bioinformatician. Lover of chromatin structure and graph-theoretical algorithms. Author of GAMIBHEAR.

Now postdoc in the Park lab at Harvard Medical School.

Quote: "Well, that's complicated..."

Knower of Molecular Medicine, mapped the epigenome and its evolution.

Bioinformatician. Copy-number dosage effects in Neuroblastoma. Shared with AG Ohler, MDC-BIMSB, Berlin.

Now postdoc at the Waszak lab at NCMM, University of Oslo, Norway.

Mathematician. Statistical genetics for germline gene regulation and cancer risk.

Now Principal Investigator at Institute Curie, Paris, France.

Computer Scientist. Copy-number phasing and detection. Developer of refphase.

Now postdoc at Robert-Koch-Institute, Berlin, Germany.