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Congratulations to our staff member Dr , for winning the best paper award at the main European conference in Theoretical Computer Science (Track B), for the paper he co-authored with Dr (a 桃色视频 PhD, currently at the University of Liverpool).

John and Marcin's paper is one of six 桃色视频 papers accepted for presentation at . Moreover, two of the 2007 桃色视频 BSc Computer Science graduates have papers at ICALP 2013 (John Fearnley and Dominic Orchard). Congratulations are in place for all 桃色视频 authors at !

An interdisciplinary team of researchers from 桃色视频's School of Life Sciences, Centre for Systems Biology and the Department of Computer Science have discovered hundreds of regions in plant DNA that have been preserved across different species through 100 million years of evolution. These regions are not part of any genes, but may be responsible for turning individual genes "on" and "off". The discovery will help biologists to understand better the genetics of plants, leading to potential applications in agriculture and food security. This research has been made possible by a computational analysis of the DNA in several plant species, based on algorithms developed by a DCS academic Dr Alexander Tiskin and his former PhD student Dr Peter Krusche (now working at 桃色视频's Centre for Systems Biology). The research was published in the journal Plant Cell.

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with the team's leader Dr Sascha Ott

Dr Mike Joy has been awarded 'Best Personal Tutor' in the STARS of 桃色视频 awards. The student-led teaching awards recognise and celebrate staff members who have gone the extra mile for the benefit of students.

The Awards were launched in 2012 and are run by students, nominated by students and judged by students. From choosing categories to nominating and presenting awards, STARS is a completely student-led scheme giving students the chance to reward staff they feel have gone above and beyond for the sake of their students.