Our research interests include:

• Disease. Developing computer models to better understand a multitude of human diseases and crop traits.
• Drugs. Discovering drugs based on genetic modules shared between humans and organisms as distant as yeast.
• Point-of-care. Developing diagnostics for resource-limited settings using smart molecular amplifiers.
• Immunity. Using cutting-edge genome sequence technology to map immune responses.
• Emerging viruses. Finding methods to predict the emergence of the next threats.
• Molecular computation.  Developing programmable molecules that contribute to sensors, amplifiers, and organismal operating systems