We are a bioinformatics research group at the Laboratoire d'Informatique Fondamentale de Lille (LIFL) affiliated with Université Lille 1, CNRS and INRIA Lille - Nord Europe.
The main goal of our research is to define combinatorial models and efficient algorithms for large-scale sequence analysis in molecular biology. This includes genome annotation, comparative genomics, Next Generation Sequencing, noncoding RNAs, genome rearrangements, non ribosomal peptides, high performance computing.
See our software server, our activity report and the list of publications.
Job offers
- Postdoctoral position available: Bayesian methods for genomic rearrangements
- Postdoctoral position available: New algorithms for comparative genome assembly
- PhD position available: Fast and accurate algorithms for taxonomic assignation in metagenomics
News
- 3 april : thematic day on Phylogenomics
Some of our projects
- YASS: DNA homology search
- magnolia: Classification and multiple alignment of coding/noncoding RNAs by comparative analysis
- Norine: Unique resource for non ribosomal peptides
- RNAspace: The noncoding RNA annotation platform
- Biomanycores: Repository of open-source parallel bioinformatics code in OpenCL
Location and address
Lille is located within the triangle Paris-Brussels-London. The vertices of the triangle are reachable by train respectively in 1 hour (Paris), 40 minutes (Brussels) and 1.5 hour (London).
Our postal address is
| LIFL - Bâtiment M3 Cité scientifique 59655 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex France |
Directions (in french) can be found here.
