Prof. Sean Mooney, PhD is a group leader and the director of the bioinformatics core at the Buck Institute. Previously, he was an Assistant Professor at Indiana University School of Medicine. He develops and applies new solutions to bioinformatic problems in biomedicine.

Greg has a bachelor's degree in Mathematical Science from the University of California at Santa Barbara.  He is honored to be working at the Buck Institute as it allows for unbounded learning opportunities and offers a challenging environment for adopting new technologies.  When he isn't coding, nomalizing or learning about the deep well that is Bioinformatics, Greg plays and coaches soccer, reads paper books, and plays drums and guitar.

Tal has a bachelor degree in computer science and biology from the Hebrew University in Israel, and a passion for both. She feels lucky to work at the Buck Institute, in Bioinformatics, where she can combine those two disciplines.

Artem enjoys doing new things, and was very lucky to participate in developing new high-throughput method, Bind-n-Seq, for analysis of protein-DNA interactions in grad school. He enjoys teaching and recently started teaching a Perl programming course here at Buck. He also likes to play tennis, foosball, and listen to books in his spare time.