Marcel H. Schulz, PhD
(he/him)
Professor for Computational Biology
Fachbereichszentrum Digitale Gesundheit
About Me
I am a Computational Biologist by education. I develop computational
systems biology models and machine learning algorithms that further
the understanding of gene regulation. We work on groundbreaking computational methods
that enable novel approaches for personalized medicine applications in the
context of different human diseases. We live and breathe open-source development.
Education
PhD Bioinformatics
2005-07-01
2010-08-26
Freie Universität Berlin
Bsc Bioinformatics
2003
2005
Freie Universität Berlin
Research Focus
Genome-to-phenotype models
Supervised Machine Learning
Contact
Office: Haus 26, 4th floor, room 409
Goethe-University Frankfurt
Institute for Computational Genomic Medicine
Theodor-Stern-Kai 7
60590 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
+49 69 6301 86203
marcel.schulz|em.uni-frankfurt.de
Publications
(2026).
A categorization of spatial transcriptomics methods for cell–cell communication analysis.
Trends in Genetics.
(2026).
AtlasLens: Metadata-centric exploration and analysis of single-cell atlases.
Preprint (BioRxiv).
(2026).
Comparing machine learning methods predicting transcriptome from epigenome with applications to association studies.
Genome Biology.
(2026).
Improved RNA-DNA interaction calling suggests RNA-based gene regulation of phenotypic transitions.
Nucleic Acids Research.
(2026).
Predicting gene-specific regulation with transcriptomic and epigenetic single-cell data.
Bioinformatics.