Botond Cseke, postdoc working on SUMO2.
Ronald Begg, postoc working on the CORMS project.
Gabriele Schweikert, postdoc working on computational epigenomic.
Andrea Ocone, PhD student, working on inference in stochastic detailed models of transcription
Daniel Trejo Banos works on the Ostreococcus tauri circadian clock, in collaboration with the Millar lab. Daniel is sponsored by a Microsoft Research StudentshipJane Hillston, with whom I share interests in dynamical systems modelling and I co-supervise Anastasis Georgoulas
Andrew Millar at the School of Biological Science, with whom Andrea, Daniel and myself are trying to develop machine learning models of circadian clocks
Adrian Bird, who co-supervises with Gabriele Schweikert on epigenomics
Matthew Bailey at the BHF Centre for Cardiovascular Research, with whom we are trying to develop models of physiological time series
Jeff Green and Robert Poole, Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
Visakan Kadirkamanathan, Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
Ilaria Bellantuono, Academic unit of bone biology
Manfred Opper, Technical University Berlin
Mark Girolami, and the inference group at the University of Glasgow
Alessandro Quattrone, at the Centre for Integrative Biology, University of Trento
Mahesan Niranjan at the University of Southampton
Maurizio Filippone, RA working on the ALMS project, now at the University of Glasgow
Grigorios Skolidis, PhD student, worked on the CLIMB project, now an RA at University College London
Shahzad Asif, PhD student, worked on inference of transcription factor activity in large scale regulatory networks. Worked here with a study grant from the Pakistani government, and is now back in Pakistan as a lecturer at the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore.
Andrew Zammit-Mangion. Andrew was co-supervised by myself and Visakan during his PhD, and then worked here in Edinburgh for a short post-doc (8 months) pump-priming research with Matt Bailey at cardiovascular science