Bioinformatics is the intersection of biology and computer science. When enrolled in RIT’s bioinformatics bachelor's degree, you’ll learn how to use computers to analyze, organize, and visualize ...

Bioinformatics scientists design and apply the computer systems and databases used to organize and analyze large amounts of genomic, pharmacological, and other biological data. Large amounts of data ...

For those interested in transitioning to the computer science field, Plan II (non-thesis option) is better. Your coursework here will include specializations in bioinformatics, computer graphics, and ...

But because bioinformatics involves a complex intersection between computer science, math, and the biological sciences, it takes knowledgeable bioinformatics experts to transform that raw data into ...

The discipline of bioinformatics integrates biology and computer science to improve our understanding of complex biological systems. Bioinformatic analysis describes the processing of biological data ...

It is designed to provide a thorough understanding of bioinformatics, but also give you a background in genetics, molecular biology, computer science, chemistry, and mathematics. Bioinformatics at UAB ...

With the rising interest in DNA sequence analysis, the Department of Computer Science at Brigham Young University will offer a new emphasis in bioinformatics beginning fall semester 2006. The new ...

The Master of Science in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology is an interdisciplinary ... Combining coursework from the disciplines of biology, computer science, mathematics and statistics and ...

Additional education and training prepare you for advanced and managerial bioinformatics positions and may boost your earning potential. Certificates and advanced degrees, such as a computer ...

Saint Louis University's computer science minor to bioinformatics and computational biology M.S. accelerated program allows a SLU student to complete both a minor in computer science and a Master of ...