Research topics

Our research aims at deepening the understanding of genome biology and advancing personalized medicine. Besides our own fields of interest we engage in collaborative research projects with the department of Human Genetics, the Excellence Cluster Immunosensation and with basically any lab on the campus that has challenging high dimensional data. In most of our projects we are using artificial intelligence in the analysis of big biomedical data sets and we are trying to understand what the machines are doing.

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T-NAMSE + PEDIA

Prioritization of Exome Data by Image Analysis


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© Peter Krawitz

GPI anchor deficiencies

Identification of pathogenic sequence variants


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© Peter Krawitz

Radar

Study on possible DNA damage in descendants of radar technicians


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© Peter Krawitz

FlowCat

Automated classification of B-cell neoplasms with AI


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Fundus2Sex

A Computational Approach for Interpretable AI


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© Peter Krawitz

Gestaltmatcher

GestaltMatch: breaking the limits of rare disease matching using facial phenotypic descriptors


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© Peter Krawitz

GenRisk

GenRisk is a python package that processes genetic data to generate both gene-based burden scores and PRS for association tests and the development of prediction models


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snpboost - Boosting Polygenic Risk Scores

To fit polygenic risk scores (PRS) directly on individual level genotype data, we developed the adapted statistical boosting framework snpboost which is implemented in R.

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