The Biocomputing Unit 
The Biocomputing Unit was established in 1996 to provide an interface between the experimental scientists
and the computational facilities at EMBL. It is a service unit with a strong research component.
The Unit provides web servers, tools and data with a view to harnessing the powers of bioinformatics for
experimental research. The three groups forming the Unit have many collaborations with experimental
scientists at EMBL and elsewhere.The groups work tightly together, but have their own specialities and
strengths.
Bork Group: Comparative Genome Analysis
Gibson Group: Sequence Analysis Service
Russel Group: Structural bioinformatics
Services provided by the unit 
Courses organised by the unit
Articles written by the unit
