The research staff
Twelve centres are staffed by computational scientists, bioinformaticians, clinical researchers and doctoral students working across the fifteen themes.
Research roles across the centres
Centre Leads
Each research centre has a named lead accountable for its scientific scope, methods, outputs and funding route.
Profile →Bioinformaticians & Computational Scientists
Pipeline engineering, multi-omics analysis, modelling and knowledge-graph construction.
Profile →Clinical Researchers & Trial Coordinators
Trials, translational studies and outcomes research linking the computational work to real patients.
Profile →Data Engineering & HPC
The databases, registries and compute environment every other centre depends on.
Profile →Doctoral Students & Fellows
SSBCO doctoral projects supervised inside the centres, using real cases, samples and outcomes.
Profile →Grants Office
Grant calls, tenders and industry programmes — the non-dilutive funding the Research Centre runs on.
Profile →Research profiles by centre
Each centre profile sets out its methods, data inputs, outputs, funding route and dependencies.
Digital Twins & Predictive Oncology
Computational replicas of a tumour that forecast behaviour and likely response before decisions are taken in clinic.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 02Single-Cell Multi-Omics & Systems Biology
Studying cancer one cell at a time — the heterogeneity that explains why treatments fail.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 03Digital Pathology & Spatial AI
Deep learning on digitised pathology and spatial molecular data, to detect, grade and predict molecular features.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 04Computational Immunology & Precision Immunotherapy
Modelling immune repertoires and immune-related markers to predict who benefits from immunotherapy.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 05Generative AI & Computational Drug Discovery
Designing and prioritising candidate molecules in silico, compressing the early discovery cycle.
Centre profile →NowCentre 06Oncological Databases, Knowledge Graphs & HPC
The structured oncology databases, knowledge graphs and compute every other centre depends on.
Centre profile →NowCentre 07Liquid Biopsy & Translational Clinical Genomics
Circulating tumour DNA and serial monitoring — what blood can tell us that a biopsy often cannot.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 08Computational Radiomics & Medical Physics
Quantitative features from CT, MRI and PET, linked to molecular and clinical outcomes.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 09Structural Oncology & Molecular Biophysics
Structural modelling and simulation of cancer-related proteins — why a given mutation matters.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 10Computational Epigenomics & Chromatin Biology
Methylation, chromatin accessibility and genome architecture — the strongest route to solving cancer of unknown primary.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 11In-Silico Clinical Trials & Real-World Evidence
In-silico trial methods and evidence from Indian practice, as a governed consumer of the data platform.
Centre profile →Coming soonCentre 12Population Genomics & Cancer Epidemiology
Indian cancer genomics is under-represented in global datasets. This centre addresses that directly.
Centre profile →Named researchers, their centres and publication lists will be published as appointments are confirmed.
Centre Leads
Each research centre has a named lead accountable for its scientific scope, methods, outputs and funding route.
About this clinicBioinformaticians & Computational Scientists
Pipeline engineering, multi-omics analysis, modelling and knowledge-graph construction.
About this clinicClinical Researchers & Trial Coordinators
Trials, translational studies and outcomes research linking the computational work to real patients.
About this clinicData Engineering & HPC
The databases, registries and compute environment every other centre depends on.
About this clinicDoctoral Students & Fellows
SSBCO doctoral projects supervised inside the centres, using real cases, samples and outcomes.
About this clinicGrants Office
Grant calls, tenders and industry programmes — the non-dilutive funding the Research Centre runs on.
About this clinic