Jarek Meller, PhD, serves as graduate program director for biomedical informatics. Dr. Meller pursues research in the areas of structural bioinformatics, computational genomics, and Big Biomedical Data. Dr. Meller and his group have developed several widely used methods for the prediction of protein structure, protein-protein interactions, and functional hot spots in proteins, including Sable, Sppider, and Minnou. To date, these methods and web servers have been used by over 100,000 users in many countries. Dr. Meller and his group have been involved in many collaborative projects aiming at the identification of markers associated with disease subtypes in cancer and autoimmunity, modeling of signal transduction pathways, and development of allosteric inhibitors of critical protein-protein interactions in autophagy, bone marrow transplants, and pathogen-host interactions.
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