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Overview
I work at
Los Alamos National Laboratory
in the Computer, Computational, and Statistical Sciences Division, in the Information Sciences Group, where I lead the Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Team. I am also affiliated with the Los Alamos Bioscience Division and the Center for Nonlinear Studies.
My main research interests are systems biology and structural biology.
We have close collaborations with the Knowledge Systems and Computational Biology Team and with the Theoretical Biology and Biophysics Group, especially in the area of Cell Signaling. In collaboration with a diverse group of scientists, we seek to learn how the complex interactions of genes and gene products give rise to the characteristics of living things.
Please visit descriptions of our research in systems biology and structural biology, and browse our publications.
Q-bio Summer School and Conference
Check out q-bio.org for information about The q-bio Summer School and Conferences that we have been organizing.
Other Information
A report on our work on modeling allostery was published in the Aug-Sep edition of CCS News Bytes (pdf).
The EcoTFs database site is here.
The SVDMAN software site is here.
The SOESA software site has been taken off-line by Rice University. The software may be downloaded here.
Michael Wall / mewall@lanl.gov
Los Alamos National Laboratory,
CCS-3 MS B256,
Los Alamos NM 87545
tel: 505.665.4209 / fax: 505.667.1126
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