R2DT
R2DT predicts and visualises RNA secondary structure in consistent, reproducible, and recogniseable layouts
I am a bioinformatician with over 15 years of experience analysing non-coding RNA. During my PhD in the Leontis-Zirbel lab at BGSU I developed RNA 3D Motif Atlas, an automatic classification of RNA 3D motifs, and contributed to several databases and web apps for RNA 3D structure analysis, including RNA 3D Hub, WebFR3D, JAR3D, and R3D Align.
After my PhD, I worked at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) as Bioinformatician and Project Leader. I established RNAcentral and led a team responsible for the development of Rfam. I also created R2DT, the first method for automatic visualisation of RNA secondary structure in standard, community-accepted layouts.
After 9 years at EBI I worked on developing drugs targeting RNA at Ladder Therapeutics (now Serna Bio). Currently I provide consulting services in the area of RNA bioinformatics via my company, Riboscope Ltd.
I am open to work opportunities and collaborations, and I am happy to provide consulting services via my company.
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R2DT predicts and visualises RNA secondary structure in consistent, reproducible, and recogniseable layouts
RNAcentral is the world's largest non-coding RNA sequence database
Rfam is the RNA families database that contains over 4,000 RNAs and is widely used for genome annotation, benchmarking, and algorithm development
RNA 3D Hub provides annotations of RNA 3D structures, such as RNA 3D motifs, basepair interactions, and non-redundant sets of structures