Dodonova group
Organisational principles and 3D architecture of archaeal chromatin
The unit pursues an ambitious research programme in integrated structural and computational systems biology bridging between various spatial and temporal scales.
Organisational principles and 3D architecture of archaeal chromatin
Assembly mechanisms of protein–RNA complexes at the single-molecule level
Exploring the chromatin landscape by cryo-electron microscopy
In situ structural analysis of phase separation and molecular crowding
High-throughput cryo-EM
Molecular mechanisms of transcriptional regulation in eukaryotes
Metabolic host-microbiome interactions
Spatial and single-cell metabolomics
Deciphering function and evolution of biological systems
Environmental response at the single-cell level
Biological sequence analysis
Personalised genomics to study genetic basis of complex diseases
Understanding human microbiome perturbations in the context of personalised health and disease
The following groups have been formerly active. Visiting group leaders maintain strong ties with the Laboratory, and some of the groups' members may still be carrying out research on site. These groups do not accept any applications for new positions.
Integrated structural biology of translation regulation mechanisms
Structural and computational biology
The 74 research groups at EMBL are organised into nine units spanning six European sites.