The Zaugg Group investigates the variation of molecular phenotypes among individuals along with their genetic and epigenetic variation with the aim of better understanding the molecular basis of complex genetic diseases and inter-individual differences in drug response. We are applying and developing computational biology tools for integrating large-scale biological ‘omics data to address questions in personalised genomics and investigate basic gene regulatory mechanisms.
Since 2018 we are also part of the Molecular Medicine Partnership Unit (MMPU) and our MMPU group called Stem Cell Niche Networks investigates the stem cell interactions within the bone marrow niche with a focus on ageing and acute myeloid leukemia (AML).
For a more detailed overview of our research click here, or for the specific research interests of the individual group members click here. To visit our official page at EMBL click here and for our MMPU website click here.
Zaugg group January 2020 – Group retreat in Oberstdorf
Getting ready for the snow shoe tour – group retreat 2020
Zaugg Group October 2018 – Group Retreat in Zurich
Zaugg group October 2018 – Group Retreat in Zurich
Zaugg Group September 2017 – Group Retreat in Málaga
Zaugg Group September 2017 – Group retreat in Málaga
Zaugg Group at Bio-IT retreat March 2017 (missing Brian, Stefan and Mario)
Zaugg Group October 2015 – Group Retreat in Schwarzwald
Zaugg Group July 2015
Zaugg Group March 2015 (Ana missing)
Zaugg Group in October 2014