Scientific objectives and consortium
The main objective of this France 
/Canada 
collaborative project in Bioinformatics, which involves partners from Inria Saclay , Université Paris-Descartes and University McGill , is to contribute a suite of (semi)-automated computational methods for producing SHAPE data, and interpret it on a structural level. The collaboration will provide efficient combinatorial algorithms, implemented within efficient computational methods, to accurately predict the structure(s) of RNA from SHAPE experiments.
/Canada collaborative project in Bioinformatics, which involves partners from Inria Saclay , Université Paris-Descartes and University McGill , is to contribute a suite of (semi)-automated computational methods for producing SHAPE data, and interpret it on a structural level. The collaboration will provide efficient combinatorial algorithms, implemented within efficient computational methods, to accurately predict the structure(s) of RNA from SHAPE experiments. 
Presentation
All you need to know about our team, our members and our goals
Members
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Publications
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2017 RNA Bioinformatics workshop
McGill partners organize a one day workshop on June 28th 2017, dedicated to the multiple facets of RNA bioinformatics.
AMIBio visits McGill
AMIBio (Inria Saclay) members will visit the School of Computer Science at University McGill from June 26th to July 1st. On the menu: a joint workshop on RNA bioinformatics, and the continuation of collaborative projects.
