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Computer Science,
Morphogenesis & Variability:

From developing code
to decoding development

About

Our Research

Drosophila reconstruction

Building average representations of embryogenesis.

Our lab operates at the interface of computer science and developmental biology. We focus on the development of computational methods for analysing morphogenesis at the single-cell scale in whole organisms throughout their development.

Our primary objective is to apply computer vision, graph-based, machine learning and big data algorithms to quantify and comprehend developmental reproducibility during embryogenesis in various model organisms.

Our ultimate aim is to investigate the impact of developmental variability on morphogenesis by utilising homemade statistical averages from two main data modalities: fluorescence microscopy images and spatial omics.

Phallusia mammillata embryo
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