New research published by the Santra Group in PLoS One

What if the order you performed addition in mattered and the sum "2 + 3 + 4" gave you a different answer to the sum "4 + 3 + 2"? Researchers at UCD have recently found that order matters a surprising amount for sequence alignment, an important part of modern genetic analyses.

New publication in Science Signalling reconstructs a predictive model using partial knowledge and experimentally observed behaviour of the pathway components.

New research from SBI's and collaborators at the Institute of Cancer Research in London using genetic screening to identify genes that different cancer cell lines depend upon for survival.

New research elucidates role of hydroxylases in regulating signalling pathway

New research just published by a team led by scientists from SBI has shown for the first time a computationally derived cancer biomarker outperforming classical biomarkers.

New research from SBI and collaborators in Basel and Seoul has found that cell fate can be determined by pulsed application of EGF hormone.

New publication produced by SBI, funded through the EU FP7 Infrastructure for Systems Biology Europe project

Researchers in UCD Conway Institute and Systems Biology Ireland have identified a way that a new class of anti-inflammatory drugs may be used to treat inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Findings published in PLoS One will help scientists choose the best strategy to prepare data for statistical analysis

New research shows opposing biological functions are regulated by the same elements within a protein signalling network

Prof. Higgins is one of only eleven researchers based at Irish universities to feature on the list which is a compilation of highly cited influential names in science.

Read about SBI research on the mechanisms that affect cancer therapy efficacy as well as a round up of our recent publications.

New research from SBI published in Nature Cell Biology shows opposing biological functions are regulated by the same elements within a protein signalling network.

Nature have announced the top 100 most cited papers of all time, and papers authored by Des Higgins feature twice.

2014 Nature Award for Mentoring in Science presented at Science Foundation Ireland’s 2014 Summit.

Round up of our latest publications, including a feature on a collaboration between researchers at UCD Conway Institute and SBI to use nanoparticles to target tumour cells.

SBI researchers and collaborators explore signalling and metabolic pathways that trigger phenotypic changes in breast cancer cells in response to external cues.