Research areas

AI in biomedical research

At the Ó³»­´«Ã½, breakthroughs in AI converge with cutting-edge biomedicine to drive advances in both fields.

X-ray co-crystal structure of B52 compound (cyan) binding and inhibiting Cyclophilin D protein

Through innovative approaches to chemistry, CBTS scientists probe biological processes, explore chemical structures, and modify genomes and proteomes in unprecedented ways.

Intestinal tissue infected with Cryptosporidium, with arrows pointing to the parasites.

Ó³»­´«Ã½ scientists are charting the vast landscape of molecular elements that define and regulate the cell.

T Regulatory Cells. Scanning electron microscope image of T regulatory cells (red) interacting with antigen-presenting cells (blue). T regulatory cells can suppress responses by T cells to maintain homeostasis in the immune system.

Researchers across Ó³»­´«Ã½ are defining the immune cells and pathways that regulate physiologic and pathologic processes.

Manhattan plot is a scatter plot used to visualize the results of genome-wide association studies (GWAS)

An array of scientists here are collaborating to establish genomic variations' roles in human traits and disorders.

Transmission electron microscope image of a mitochondria.

Our researchers aim to decipher the metabolic components of rare and common human diseases.