SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics’ Post

📣 The #SIBRemarkableOutputs 2025 are out! Discover a selection of outstanding contributions from SIB Members across Switzerland—highlighting the latest breakthroughs and innovative ideas in #bioinformatics. 💡 This year’s shortlist spans cutting-edge research and resources, including: - A powerful search engine for biological sequences (Nature) — from the group led by Gunnar Rätsch at ETH Zurich - A tool to evaluate AI-predicted macromolecular complexes (Nature Methods) — from the group led by Torsten Schwede at University of Basel - A method to detect parent-of-origin genetic effects (Nature) — from the group led by Zoltán Kutalik at Université de Lausanne - A gut microbiome resource at subspecies level (Cell Host & Microbe) — from the groups led by Evgeny Zdobnov & Evgenia Kriventseva at Université de Genève  - A structure-based approach to study protein evolution (Nature Structural & Molecular Biology) — from the group led by Christophe Dessimoz at Université de Lausanne - A method to genetically characterise cancer-cell clusters (Nature Genetics) — from the groups led by Niko Beerenwinkel & Nicola Aceto at ETH Zurich  - An AI tool for faster, more efficient drug discovery (Nature) — from the group led by Bruno Correia at EPFL 👉 Explore the full shortlist: https://lnkd.in/eE_8PbK3 Stay tuned as we spotlight each of these remarkable outputs over the coming days 🙏 We warmly thank the SIB Awards Committee for their time and expertise in selecting this year’s Remarkable Outputs: Laurent Falquet (Chair), Charlotte Soneson, Frederique Lisacek, Janna Hastings, Luciano Cascione, Maria Anisimova, Monique Zahn, Robert Ivánek, Robert Waterhouse #SIBRemarkableOutputs #bioinformatics #LifeSciences #DataScience #OpenScience #ComputationalBiology ETH Zürich EPFL University of Lausanne - UNIL University of Basel University of Geneva ELIXIR BioAlps - Swiss Health Valley Campus Biotech University of Bern University of Zurich Life Sciences Switzerland (LS2)