Bioinformatics
The bioinformatics lab at the Technical University of Munich, TUM Campus Straubing for Biotechnology and Sustainability is led by Prof. Dr. Dominik Grimm from the University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf.
Bioinformatics is a young interdisciplinary research area that develops computational and statistical tools to analyze, store, integrate and visualize biological and biomedical data. One of the main research areas of our group is the development and usage of novel computational tools and machine learning methods to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying genetic architecture of complex biological processes and phenotypes. In addition, we are interested in developing efficient pipelines and applications to process and analyze Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data. Further, we develop modern cloud-based applications and databases to simplify the analysis, storage, retrieval and visualization of diverse and complex biological and biomedical data.
Software & Resources
easyGWAS
easyGWAS is a novel web- and cloud platform for performing, analysing and comparing genome-wide association studies (GWAS).
The AraGWAS Catalog
The AraGWAS Catalog is a public and manually curated database for standardised GWAS results for Arabidopsis thaliana.
Software and Methods developed by the group can be found and downloaded at our Lab News
Deep Learning-based Early Weed Segmentation using UAV Images of Sorghum Fields (Video)
Nikita gave a talk at the 8th HEFagrar PhD Symposium from the Hans Eisenmann-Forum in Freising about “Deep Learning-based Early Weed Segmentation using UAV Images of Sorghum Fields”.
Josef joins the Team as Research Assistant
Josef joins the team as research assistant. He will work on novel machine learning methods for time series forecasting within the project “Digital management support systems for small and medium-sized enterprises in value chains of ornamental plants, perennials and cut flowers (PlantGrid)”, funded by the Federal Office of Food and Agriculture.
Dominik receives the excellent teaching award
Recently, the student council of the TUM Campus Straubing (TUMCS) for Biotechnology and Sustainability awarded the prize for excellent teaching for the first time to Prof. Dr. Dominik Grimm. A “Tree of Teaching” behind the new “Sustainable Chemistry” teaching and research building facing the Danube is dedicated to him. The student council had already chosen Prof. Grimm as the winner last year, and now the students congratulated him with a sign next to a newly planted silver willow after completion of the new building and the adjacent green space.
