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Manolis Kellis

b. 1977

Manolis Kellis (b. 1977) is a Greek-American computer scientist and computational biologist, known for his work in genomics, epigenomics, and machine learning. He is a professor at MIT and a member of the Broad Institute, where he combines computer science with biology to understand gene regulation, evolution, and disease.

Computer Science

The Human Genome: A User's Guide (MIT OpenCourseWare lecture series)
Evolutionary and Functional Genomics (MIT course)
Kellis et al., 'Defining functional DNA elements in the human genome' (PNAS, 2014)
Kellis et al., 'The ENCODE project: integrative analysis of 100,000 functional elements' (Nature, 2012)
Kellis et al., 'Epigenomic annotation of genetic variants using the Roadmap Epigenomics data' (Nature Biotechnology, 2015)
TEDx talk: 'Decoding the Genome: The Next Frontier'
Interview on Lex Fridman Podcast (#123, 2020)
Blog post: 'Why Non-Coding DNA Matters' (MIT Blog, 2018)

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