Computational Cell Fate

The Computational Cell Fate group of Federico Bocci employs theoretical, computational, and bioinformatics tools to understand how cell fate is regulated in time and space, and how decisions about cell fate are propagated via cell-cell and cell-environment interactions. Using these multiscale models, we aim to address questions about causality in biology, regulatory networks underlying cellular decision-making, and the flow of information across biological scales. The group is part of RIMLS-Science.