Francesco Falciani is Professor in integrative Systems Biology. He is Director of the Computational Biology Facility at Liverpool University, which has a focus in large-scale data integration across different disciplines. He leads the Genome to Systems research theme at the Institute of Integrative Biology and heads an interdisciplinary group in Systems Biology with backgrounds ranging from physics, computer science and experimental biology. His current research strategy, which integrates both experimental and computational biology, has two main streams. The first is the development of novel computational methods to address the most important challenges in the emerging discipline of systems biology. These include network biology, reverse engineering and network modularization methods. The second is the application of these methods to understand complex biological systems, such as muscle degeneration in chronic inflammatory diseases

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