Welcome to the Schnell Lab

We develop methods and models to obtain high-quality measurements with rigor, reproducibility, and robustness in the biomedical sciences.

Our research program is strictly theoretical; we use mathematical, computational and statistical approaches in our work. We collaborate with several experimental research groups that provide us with data or collaborate with us to use models as tools for test hypothesis.



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Schnell receives SACNAS Distinguished Scientist Award

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Santiago Schnell receives SACNAS Distinguished Scientist Award

The SACNAS Distinguished Scientist Award, initiated in 1997, honors the highest levels of excellence in a science, technology, engineering or mathematics research field.

Santiago Schnell elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology

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Santiago Schnell elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology

Fellowship of the Royal Society of Biology is awarded to those who have made distinctive and notable contributions to the advancement of the biological sciences.

Schnell lab team science project

Research

Collaboration leads to discovery of how ovarian egg cells may develop

Collaborative project discovers a new molecular mechanism for how oocytes are made available for sustaining ovarian function during the development of fetal ovaries.

Markup code for EnzymeML

EnzymeML

The EnzymeML language is an open standard based on the XML markup language.

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  1. Isabella Gimon

    Isabella Gimon

    University of Notre Dame
    USA

  2. Kashvi Srivastava

    Kashvi Srivastava

    University of Michigan
    USA

  3. Justin Eilertsen

    Justin Eilertsen

    Mathematical Reviews
    USA

  4. Sebastian Walcher

    Sebastian Walcher

    RWTH Aachen
    Germany

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