Corander Lab
Uncertainty is an inherent part of all scientific activity and the generally agreed framework for handling uncertainty is the use of probability. Our lab focuses on enabling and making inferences with the aid of probabilistic models, with a focus on evolutionary epidemiology of bacterial infectious diseases but also within a wider range of applications in life sciences, technology and engineering.
About the group
Our focus is on understanding the emergence, transmission and maintenance of genetic lineages of bacteria and their role in infectious diseases. We also work extensively on general microbial ecology and evolution, by combining advanced statistical methods with large-scale genome sequencing and experiments to advance understanding about the drivers of success in bacterial populations.
Long term objectives
- Evolutionary epidemiology for bacteria
- Bacterial vaccine discovery and optimization
- Development of algorithms and software for inference in simulator-based statistical models
- Statistical methods for bacterial population genomics
Contact
Domus Medica
Sogsvannsveien 9
0372 Oslo
Norway
Group leader
Jukka Corander
Current members
Jessica K. Calland
Rebecca A. Gladstone
Neil MacAlasdair
Sudaraka Mallawa arachichi
Tommi Mäklin
Henri Pesonen
Maiju Pesonen
Anna K. Pöntinen
Ulpu Remes
Harry Thorpe
Gerry Tonkin-Hill
Yingying Xu
Published Mar. 30, 2016 2:44 PM
- Last modified June 3, 2025 2:20 PM
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