Bioinformatics/Computational Biology in US universities
california
1.http://www.ics.uci.edu/~biomed/#Access
uc irvine
students:
suman@ics.uci.edu Suman Sundaresh Department ofComputer Science
Katsuyuki Murase Department of Chemistry kmurase@uci.edu
School of Engineering:
Samuel Danziger
Department of Biomedical Engineering sdanzige@uci.edu
2.http://www.bioinformatics.ucla.edu/ info@bioinformatics.ucla.edu finaid@saonet.ucla.edu :: ask that if no fin award 4 MS,what if i apply to Phd?(MS+Phd)
find mail id from indian association..::
doesnt give a degree itself
requires admission into one of the recommended departments listed below. may apply through a number of participating departments, depending on their background and interests. we recommend the following masters and Ph.D. admissions channels:
Biomedical Engineering: this new admissions program is one possible route for CS / EE graduates interested in doing bioinformatics.
fin aid::Foregin students are advised to consult directly with the department that they plan to apply to since funding is very limited.
fee:Total mandatory fees $ 15,870.50
Total Budget Estimate:fee+books+living=$30,597.50
^75 percent reduction for students advanced to doctoral candidacy:
Support for graduate students at UCLA is provided in the form of grants, fellowships, traineeships, teaching assistantships, and graduate student researcher appointments. Need based support is provided in the form of work-study and loans. Applicants who qualify for need-based support may apply for both a departmental or Graduate Division award and an award based entirely on need.
Financial Support for Masters Students
The interdepartmental bioinformatics faculty group does not have funds to assist master’s students with scholarships or traineeships. Applicants should therefore be prepared to finance expenses from personal funds. Masters students may still qualify for need-based awards, i e. federal student loans and work-study. Applicants are also encouraged to contact the department of admission for information on merit-based awards funded through their department of choice.
3.http://www.genetics.ucr.edu/ genetics@mail.ucr.edu
deadline=jan 5th Fellowships applications are usually considered once a year, during the Winter Quarter, and awards are made for the following academic year. Please contact the GGB Program if you have further questions.
students:
shatang@hotmail.com
haofengc@citrus.ucr.edu
4.University of California-San Diego
http://genome.ucsd.edu/ student: rampriya@bioeng.ucsd.edu
chief investigator:: shankar@sdsc.edu
(not for engg.. only 4 science and comp sci http://www-biology.ucsd. edu/grad/other_compneuro.html)
all admits get full aid
5.University of California-Santa Cruz
http://www.cse.ucsc.edu/research/compbio/ fin_aid@cats.ucsc.edu
mail about if u are eligible : lodha@soe.ucsc.edu
no student...check indian assoc later
* M.S. generally accepted without financial support.
* Ph.D. generally given full support.
programs are run by a new department, Biomolecular Engineering, created Winter 2004
should be strong in at least 2 of the 3 core areas of Bioinformatics: Programming and Computers, Mathematics and Statistics, and Biochemistry and Biology
we accept only a small fraction of applicants and are more swayed by letters of recommendation from people who have supervised you doing research projects than by test results and course grades.
essentially all of our Ph.D. students are supported with research assistantships, fellowships, and other forms of financial assistance. We do not generally support the Master's students.we limit the number we admit by how many we can fund
don't come without funding
For Fall 2003, we admitted about 15% of US applicants and 3% of foreign applicants. For Fall 2004, we admitted about 26% of US PhD applicants, but only 1% of foreign applicants.
6.
http://www.bmi.ucsf.edu/prerequisites.html bmi@cgl.ucsf.edu
visit indian students..
** sf campus of UC is a medical campus...so better forget it..
prerequisite:
no specific course requirements for admission, the core curriculum assumes that students have substantial computer literacy, and are knowledgeable of the basic life sciences, introductory calculus, matrix manipulation, and elementary statistics. In addition, students should have additional coursework or experience in some aspect of computer science, which could include database or algorithm design, elementary knowledge of a programming language, software engineering, or database or system administration.
MS program is NOT for me..its for M.D., Pharm.D., M.S. in epidemiology
finaid:
All Ph.D. students receive financial support at a standardized level ($24,500 a year stipend for 2004-05); all fees are paid by the Program as well ($8,133 a year in 2004-05)
not offered for M.S. students.
7.u of southern calif
Computational Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics
ttp://hto-e.usc.edu/index.html linda: bazilian@usc.edu
eslie: ang@hto.usc.edu
professional ms admission: trusten@usc.edu
student: mailed kavitha thru website email:: http://hto-e.usc.edu/People/ContactForm.phtml?catID=5&id=42
admission:
# Please do NOT complete the University application until you have received a response from the admissions committee regarding your program application.
#deadline 31 jan
fin aid::
no info
8.uc davis= no info..so mail
9.san fransisco state univ=no info
sfsu.edu
colorado
10.University of Colorado at Denver
comment:they claim that they award lot of aid+low fee
CSE dept.
MS: http://www.cudenver.edu/Academics/Colleges/College+of+Engineering+and+Applied+Science/Computer+Science+Engineering/AcademicPrograms/compBiolMS.htm
Phd:
email: i am still confused.so better get a student answer.
admission: admissions@cudenver.edu
bioinformatics@uchsc.edu: ask for material and general doubt..
11.University of Colorado School of Medicine.. light
(univ of colorado health sciences centre only for Phd,ie u must be already a MS
email:
bioinformatics@uchsc.edu: application material &general info)
connecticut
12.http://bioinfo.mbb.yale.edu/ Joann.Delvecchio@yale.edu
student: post doc Suganthi Balasubramanian Suganthi@csb.yale.edu
graduate: Andrew.Smith@yale.edu
prof: Mark Gerstein Principal Investigator Mark.Gerstein@yale.edu
CHICAGO:
17.University of Illinois at Chicago
COMMENT:more emphasis on CS
EMAIL:
doubts-- fin aid. whether ppl similar to my background there or not
whom to apply , if i dont get bio info,do i have to do bio engg?
prof dasgupta of cs: dasgupta@cs.uic.edu
official contact:
Department of Bioengineering (M/C 063) Science and Engineering Offices ria@uic.edu
chair person dr. jie liang jliang@uic.edu
http://www.uic.edu/depts/bioe/main/bioinformatics.htm
admission requirement:
Grade Point Average A minimum 4.00 with A=5.00 for the final 60 semester or 90 quarter hours of undergraduate study.
Tests Required GRE general. No subject test required
Personal Statement: Required.
financial statement reqd
fee:/year
all graduate summer 21000 (for>12 hour)
13000(6 to 11 hour)
deadline:jan 1
19. university of chicago http://bioinformatics.cs.uchicago.edu/
part of CS dept
online query sent 1099422292..for future ref.
INDIANA::
21. perdue univ. is there a bioinfo course? i am not sure.ask grad-info@cs.purdue.edu
MAssachusetts:
23.
Boston Univ BIOINFORMATICS AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
http://www.bu.edu/bioinformatics/
email: already applied for application material..and also asked abt eligibility there
bioinfo@bu.edu
student:
BHUTKAR, Arjun M.S. Computer Science / Texas A&M University
M.S. Systems Design and Management / MIT
B.E. Computer Engineering / University of Poona
arjunb@bu.edu
admsion : 15 dec no subject GRE reqd
aid: only for Phd and fall sem
New York
28.Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology program at Rensselaer(rpi)
http://www.bioinfo.rpi.edu/
comment: more emphasis on data mining
email: carmen@wadsworth.org and/or Michael Zuker (zukerm@rpi.edu).
is there a MS bioinfo degree there?
Graduate Program
The master's degree program has as its primary goal the education of students for jobs in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and related industry sectors. The professional Master of Science in Applied Science program with a concentration in bioinformatics is intended for those students who wish to upgrade their skills while employed in industry. The Master of Science in Biology with a concentration in bioinformatics may be attractive to those who wish to obtain an M.S. degree before proceeding to professional study in medicine or an allied health field,
29. Columbia University:
Department of Computer Science http://www.cs.columbia.edu/ compbio/
email:
anshul abk2001@columbia.edu Phd student cs dept,part of compu bio grp,vjit..joined electrical..but jumped into compu bio..exactly my person
North Carolina
info@c2b2.columbia.edu
30.North Carolina State University Bioinformatics
http://bioinformatics.ncsu.edu/
email:
jbrisen@statgen.ncsu.edu
Sujit Ghosh
Associate Professor, Statistics
Research: Statistical modeling of survival and spatial data using Bayesian Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods.
sghosh@unity.ncsu.edu
Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics
Aram.Avanesyan@sas.com
Sunil Suchindran
Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics
ssuchin@unity.ncsu.edu
Welcome
to the NC State University
Bioinformatics Research Center and
Programs in Bioinformatics and Statistical Genetics
Master of Bioinformatics:through the Graduate Program in Genomic Sciences.
nonthesis degree,course= mainly genomics..one statistics+1 computer science
admission': 15 jan,$65 GRE subject tests are not required.
aid:
All graduate students admitted to the bioinformatics and statistical genetics programs are considered for all forms of financial assistance for which they are eligible.
31.Duke University Center For Bioinformatics & Computational Biology
http://www.cbcb.duke.edu//
email:harrison.daniels@duke.edu
Gunjan Verma gunjan.verma@duke.edu
Supriya Munshaw supriya.munshaw@duke.edu
questions: can i joing?+support for two years..what abt during MS..
RA TA available?
CBCB, the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy's Center for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology. The Center was established in 2000
programs: The PhD in Bioinformatics and Genome Technology (BGT) is an innovative degree program run by CBCB in collaboration with the IGSP Center for Genome Technology. The BGT PhD is a university graduate program: an integrative, multi-disciplinary degree that reflects the needs of frontier biomedical research focussed on the massively challenging computational:biological interfaces, and the vibrancy and innovation of Duke research at these frontiers. The mission of the BGT PhD program is to educate tomorrow's leaders in this critical arena.
Prerequisites: Students admitted to the BGT program will generally have taken prerequisite courses in both computational and biological sciences to an advanced level. Students are expected to be prepared in mathematics through the Duke equivalent of MATH-103 and
finsupport: BGT Graduate Program provides support for students admitted directly into the Program (as well as for selected students admitted through participating departments, when appropriate) for the first two years of PhD.
Ohio
32.Bioinformatics and Computational Biology at Ohio State University
http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~biophys/Bioinformatics.html
seems to be more biophysics..too many indian students
email: hauser.1@osu.edu--can i get a bioinfo MS from here?am i eligible or desired?
Antara Banerjee banerjee.26@osu.edu
Pennsylvania
33.Keck Center for Advanced Training in Computational Biology
admin@engrng.pitt.edu: i would like to know if there is a MS /Phd in BIoinformatics there
34.CMU ...seee later
35.University of Pennsylvania Center for Bioinformatics
http://www.pcbi.upenn.edu/
36.Penn State University Center for Computational Biology
http://www.lsc.psu.edu/stf/CCB/home.html
Texas
37.W.M. Keck Center for Computational Biology at Rice University
http://www-bioc.rice.edu/keck/
38. Texas A&M University Bioinformatics Working group
http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/
39.
Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, at the
University of Texas at Austin
http://www.biosci.utexas.edu/ib/comp_bio/
Virginia
40.Graduate Options in Bioinformatics at Virginia Tech
http://graduate.bioinformatics.vt.edu/
14.
florida international univ. (not in top 100 cs school)
Bioinformatics Research Group (BioRG)..part of cs school
http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~giri/bioinf/bioinf.html
student:
tom : tmille01@cs.fiu.edu
hari hari_tammana@affymetrix.com
prof:
giri narsimhan giri@cs.fiu.edu
15.
florida state univ
Biomedical Mathematics Program
(Program in Mathematical and Computational Biology)
Department of Mathematics
http://www.math.fsu.edu/~quine/biomed.html
graduate_admissions@math.fsu.edu
deadline=feb1
delaware
13.http://www.capsl.udel.edu/
NO only a course in this parallel computing centre
georgia
16.gatech very good site..claims to be the best bio info dept in USA.info is outdated..formal Phd yet to start,so mail for latest info
doubt: is aid available if i apply to phd?how much?i apply to biology..what if i am selected but not for bio informatics
JAGANNATHAN, Subadhra MS-BINF gtg974p@mail.gatech.edu
http://www.biology.gatech.edu/bioinformatics/Welcome.html
mark@amber.biology.gatech.edu/
prof:Dr.navathe sham@cc.gatech.edu
Program Overview:started in Fall 1999 with an enrollment of 14 students.first of its kindIndividuals with a variety of undergraduate backgrounds, such as Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics and Engineering may be accepted
admission:
apply to the Masters Program in Bioinformatics through the School of Biology GRE 1800 for Fall 1999. GPAs have ranged between 3.4 and 4.0.
check Biology as your major and indicate Bioinformatics as your research interest.
fro phd:
GPA of at least 3.2 and/or top 5% in class standing
Taking subject GRE tests in Math and Biology is highly recommended.
no aid in any form for MS since its a professional course and u will get high salary.
per year expense= $20K
must show bank statement of $22K
18. comment: they say is a cheap place
a)univ of illinois urbana champaign(rank
nobel prise: 2003
centre for bio-physics and comoutational bio
http://www.life.uiuc.edu/biophysics/
18.bioinfo at northern Illinios univ.
http://www.bios.niu.edu/bioinformatics/
email:
biophysics@life.uiuc.edu
about:
Only Phd...very rare to have terminal MS
for ppl with bio and exposure to physics
the courses offered are not my interest
40 faculty who share a common interest in using physical theory and computational techniques to understand biological systems.
admission:
deadline--- January 20th.
no subject GRE reqd
upper 70-90% of GRE
b)W.M. Keck Center for Bioinformatics,univ of illinois urbana champaign..a reserch ccentre that offers two subject teaching,no admission..
http://titan.biotec.uiuc.edu/
email: leiliu@uiuc.edu
20. Bioinformatics at NIU,northern illinois univ.
http://www.bios.niu.edu/bioinformatics/
bioinformatics@niu.edu
deadline: 15 feb..for TA u will compete with other bio ppl
they prefer CS people..
MARYLAND
22.
JOHN hopkins univ. programs in computational biology
http://www.jhu.edu/~ibr/bwf/index.html
email:
direcotor:
crosbyr@jhu.edu
1.program in molecular bio physics http://www.jhu.edu/pmb/ NOT for me
michigan:
24. univ of michigan an arbour
http://www.bioinformatics.med.umich.edu/
email:
gradbioinfo@umich.edu
admission: subject GRE highly recomended
part of medical school///so leave it
Minnesota
25.
University of Minnesota Graduate Program in Bioinformatics
http://www.binf.umn.edu/
offers a graduate minor. The minor is open only to students already enrolled in the Graduate School of the University of Minnesota
Missouri
email:
still i have asked if MS bioinfo is availabe,,lets see
26.Computational Molecular Biology Program at Washington University in St. Louis
http://dbbs.wustl.edu/programs/computational.html
part of med school
New Jersey
27. Graduate Studies in Computational Molecular Biology at Rutgers University
http://cmb.rutgers.edu/
Students interested in quantitative biology whose primary background is in Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Computer Science or one of the other physical sciences should consider applying directly to the BIOMAPS Graduate Program. Students interested in quantitative biology whose primary background is in the biological sciences should apply to the Rutgers/UMDNJ Graduate Programs in Molecular Biosciences which has an overlapping, but different, set of program requirements.
1.http://www.ics.uci.edu/~biomed/#Access
uc irvine
students:
suman@ics.uci.edu Suman Sundaresh Department ofComputer Science
Katsuyuki Murase Department of Chemistry kmurase@uci.edu
School of Engineering:
Samuel Danziger
Department of Biomedical Engineering sdanzige@uci.edu
2.http://www.bioinformatics.ucla.edu/ info@bioinformatics.ucla.edu finaid@saonet.ucla.edu :: ask that if no fin award 4 MS,what if i apply to Phd?(MS+Phd)
find mail id from indian association..::
doesnt give a degree itself
requires admission into one of the recommended departments listed below. may apply through a number of participating departments, depending on their background and interests. we recommend the following masters and Ph.D. admissions channels:
Biomedical Engineering: this new admissions program is one possible route for CS / EE graduates interested in doing bioinformatics.
fin aid::Foregin students are advised to consult directly with the department that they plan to apply to since funding is very limited.
fee:Total mandatory fees $ 15,870.50
Total Budget Estimate:fee+books+living=$30,597.50
^75 percent reduction for students advanced to doctoral candidacy:
Support for graduate students at UCLA is provided in the form of grants, fellowships, traineeships, teaching assistantships, and graduate student researcher appointments. Need based support is provided in the form of work-study and loans. Applicants who qualify for need-based support may apply for both a departmental or Graduate Division award and an award based entirely on need.
Financial Support for Masters Students
The interdepartmental bioinformatics faculty group does not have funds to assist master’s students with scholarships or traineeships. Applicants should therefore be prepared to finance expenses from personal funds. Masters students may still qualify for need-based awards, i e. federal student loans and work-study. Applicants are also encouraged to contact the department of admission for information on merit-based awards funded through their department of choice.
3.http://www.genetics.ucr.edu/ genetics@mail.ucr.edu
deadline=jan 5th Fellowships applications are usually considered once a year, during the Winter Quarter, and awards are made for the following academic year. Please contact the GGB Program if you have further questions.
students:
shatang@hotmail.com
haofengc@citrus.ucr.edu
4.University of California-San Diego
http://genome.ucsd.edu/ student: rampriya@bioeng.ucsd.edu
chief investigator:: shankar@sdsc.edu
(not for engg.. only 4 science and comp sci http://www-biology.ucsd. edu/grad/other_compneuro.html)
all admits get full aid
5.University of California-Santa Cruz
http://www.cse.ucsc.edu/research/compbio/ fin_aid@cats.ucsc.edu
mail about if u are eligible : lodha@soe.ucsc.edu
no student...check indian assoc later
* M.S. generally accepted without financial support.
* Ph.D. generally given full support.
programs are run by a new department, Biomolecular Engineering, created Winter 2004
should be strong in at least 2 of the 3 core areas of Bioinformatics: Programming and Computers, Mathematics and Statistics, and Biochemistry and Biology
we accept only a small fraction of applicants and are more swayed by letters of recommendation from people who have supervised you doing research projects than by test results and course grades.
essentially all of our Ph.D. students are supported with research assistantships, fellowships, and other forms of financial assistance. We do not generally support the Master's students.we limit the number we admit by how many we can fund
don't come without funding
For Fall 2003, we admitted about 15% of US applicants and 3% of foreign applicants. For Fall 2004, we admitted about 26% of US PhD applicants, but only 1% of foreign applicants.
6.
http://www.bmi.ucsf.edu/prerequisites.html bmi@cgl.ucsf.edu
visit indian students..
** sf campus of UC is a medical campus...so better forget it..
prerequisite:
no specific course requirements for admission, the core curriculum assumes that students have substantial computer literacy, and are knowledgeable of the basic life sciences, introductory calculus, matrix manipulation, and elementary statistics. In addition, students should have additional coursework or experience in some aspect of computer science, which could include database or algorithm design, elementary knowledge of a programming language, software engineering, or database or system administration.
MS program is NOT for me..its for M.D., Pharm.D., M.S. in epidemiology
finaid:
All Ph.D. students receive financial support at a standardized level ($24,500 a year stipend for 2004-05); all fees are paid by the Program as well ($8,133 a year in 2004-05)
not offered for M.S. students.
7.u of southern calif
Computational Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics
ttp://hto-e.usc.edu/index.html linda: bazilian@usc.edu
eslie: ang@hto.usc.edu
professional ms admission: trusten@usc.edu
student: mailed kavitha thru website email:: http://hto-e.usc.edu/People/ContactForm.phtml?catID=5&id=42
admission:
# Please do NOT complete the University application until you have received a response from the admissions committee regarding your program application.
#deadline 31 jan
fin aid::
no info
8.uc davis= no info..so mail
9.san fransisco state univ=no info
sfsu.edu
colorado
10.University of Colorado at Denver
comment:they claim that they award lot of aid+low fee
CSE dept.
MS: http://www.cudenver.edu/Academics/Colleges/College+of+Engineering+and+Applied+Science/Computer+Science+Engineering/AcademicPrograms/compBiolMS.htm
Phd:
email: i am still confused.so better get a student answer.
admission: admissions@cudenver.edu
bioinformatics@uchsc.edu: ask for material and general doubt..
11.University of Colorado School of Medicine.. light
(univ of colorado health sciences centre only for Phd,ie u must be already a MS
email:
bioinformatics@uchsc.edu: application material &general info)
connecticut
12.http://bioinfo.mbb.yale.edu/ Joann.Delvecchio@yale.edu
student: post doc Suganthi Balasubramanian Suganthi@csb.yale.edu
graduate: Andrew.Smith@yale.edu
prof: Mark Gerstein Principal Investigator Mark.Gerstein@yale.edu
CHICAGO:
17.University of Illinois at Chicago
COMMENT:more emphasis on CS
EMAIL:
doubts-- fin aid. whether ppl similar to my background there or not
whom to apply , if i dont get bio info,do i have to do bio engg?
prof dasgupta of cs: dasgupta@cs.uic.edu
official contact:
Department of Bioengineering (M/C 063) Science and Engineering Offices ria@uic.edu
chair person dr. jie liang jliang@uic.edu
http://www.uic.edu/depts/bioe/main/bioinformatics.htm
admission requirement:
Grade Point Average A minimum 4.00 with A=5.00 for the final 60 semester or 90 quarter hours of undergraduate study.
Tests Required GRE general. No subject test required
Personal Statement: Required.
financial statement reqd
fee:/year
all graduate summer 21000 (for>12 hour)
13000(6 to 11 hour)
deadline:jan 1
19. university of chicago http://bioinformatics.cs.uchicago.edu/
part of CS dept
online query sent 1099422292..for future ref.
INDIANA::
21. perdue univ. is there a bioinfo course? i am not sure.ask grad-info@cs.purdue.edu
MAssachusetts:
23.
Boston Univ BIOINFORMATICS AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
http://www.bu.edu/bioinformatics/
email: already applied for application material..and also asked abt eligibility there
bioinfo@bu.edu
student:
BHUTKAR, Arjun M.S. Computer Science / Texas A&M University
M.S. Systems Design and Management / MIT
B.E. Computer Engineering / University of Poona
arjunb@bu.edu
admsion : 15 dec no subject GRE reqd
aid: only for Phd and fall sem
New York
28.Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology program at Rensselaer(rpi)
http://www.bioinfo.rpi.edu/
comment: more emphasis on data mining
email: carmen@wadsworth.org and/or Michael Zuker (zukerm@rpi.edu).
is there a MS bioinfo degree there?
Graduate Program
The master's degree program has as its primary goal the education of students for jobs in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and related industry sectors. The professional Master of Science in Applied Science program with a concentration in bioinformatics is intended for those students who wish to upgrade their skills while employed in industry. The Master of Science in Biology with a concentration in bioinformatics may be attractive to those who wish to obtain an M.S. degree before proceeding to professional study in medicine or an allied health field,
29. Columbia University:
Department of Computer Science http://www.cs.columbia.edu/ compbio/
email:
anshul abk2001@columbia.edu Phd student cs dept,part of compu bio grp,vjit..joined electrical..but jumped into compu bio..exactly my person
North Carolina
info@c2b2.columbia.edu
30.North Carolina State University Bioinformatics
http://bioinformatics.ncsu.edu/
email:
jbrisen@statgen.ncsu.edu
Sujit Ghosh
Associate Professor, Statistics
Research: Statistical modeling of survival and spatial data using Bayesian Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods.
sghosh@unity.ncsu.edu
Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics
Aram.Avanesyan@sas.com
Sunil Suchindran
Ph.D. student, Bioinformatics
ssuchin@unity.ncsu.edu
Welcome
to the NC State University
Bioinformatics Research Center and
Programs in Bioinformatics and Statistical Genetics
Master of Bioinformatics:through the Graduate Program in Genomic Sciences.
nonthesis degree,course= mainly genomics..one statistics+1 computer science
admission': 15 jan,$65 GRE subject tests are not required.
aid:
All graduate students admitted to the bioinformatics and statistical genetics programs are considered for all forms of financial assistance for which they are eligible.
31.Duke University Center For Bioinformatics & Computational Biology
http://www.cbcb.duke.edu//
email:harrison.daniels@duke.edu
Gunjan Verma gunjan.verma@duke.edu
Supriya Munshaw supriya.munshaw@duke.edu
questions: can i joing?+support for two years..what abt during MS..
RA TA available?
CBCB, the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy's Center for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology. The Center was established in 2000
programs: The PhD in Bioinformatics and Genome Technology (BGT) is an innovative degree program run by CBCB in collaboration with the IGSP Center for Genome Technology. The BGT PhD is a university graduate program: an integrative, multi-disciplinary degree that reflects the needs of frontier biomedical research focussed on the massively challenging computational:biological interfaces, and the vibrancy and innovation of Duke research at these frontiers. The mission of the BGT PhD program is to educate tomorrow's leaders in this critical arena.
Prerequisites: Students admitted to the BGT program will generally have taken prerequisite courses in both computational and biological sciences to an advanced level. Students are expected to be prepared in mathematics through the Duke equivalent of MATH-103 and
finsupport: BGT Graduate Program provides support for students admitted directly into the Program (as well as for selected students admitted through participating departments, when appropriate) for the first two years of PhD.
Ohio
32.Bioinformatics and Computational Biology at Ohio State University
http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~biophys/Bioinformatics.html
seems to be more biophysics..too many indian students
email: hauser.1@osu.edu--can i get a bioinfo MS from here?am i eligible or desired?
Antara Banerjee banerjee.26@osu.edu
Pennsylvania
33.Keck Center for Advanced Training in Computational Biology
admin@engrng.pitt.edu: i would like to know if there is a MS /Phd in BIoinformatics there
34.CMU ...seee later
35.University of Pennsylvania Center for Bioinformatics
http://www.pcbi.upenn.edu/
36.Penn State University Center for Computational Biology
http://www.lsc.psu.edu/stf/CCB/home.html
Texas
37.W.M. Keck Center for Computational Biology at Rice University
http://www-bioc.rice.edu/keck/
38. Texas A&M University Bioinformatics Working group
http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/FLORA/
39.
Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, at the
University of Texas at Austin
http://www.biosci.utexas.edu/ib/comp_bio/
Virginia
40.Graduate Options in Bioinformatics at Virginia Tech
http://graduate.bioinformatics.vt.edu/
14.
florida international univ. (not in top 100 cs school)
Bioinformatics Research Group (BioRG)..part of cs school
http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~giri/bioinf/bioinf.html
student:
tom : tmille01@cs.fiu.edu
hari hari_tammana@affymetrix.com
prof:
giri narsimhan giri@cs.fiu.edu
15.
florida state univ
Biomedical Mathematics Program
(Program in Mathematical and Computational Biology)
Department of Mathematics
http://www.math.fsu.edu/~quine/biomed.html
graduate_admissions@math.fsu.edu
deadline=feb1
delaware
13.http://www.capsl.udel.edu/
NO only a course in this parallel computing centre
georgia
16.gatech very good site..claims to be the best bio info dept in USA.info is outdated..formal Phd yet to start,so mail for latest info
doubt: is aid available if i apply to phd?how much?i apply to biology..what if i am selected but not for bio informatics
JAGANNATHAN, Subadhra MS-BINF gtg974p@mail.gatech.edu
http://www.biology.gatech.edu/bioinformatics/Welcome.html
mark@amber.biology.gatech.edu/
prof:Dr.navathe sham@cc.gatech.edu
Program Overview:started in Fall 1999 with an enrollment of 14 students.first of its kindIndividuals with a variety of undergraduate backgrounds, such as Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics and Engineering may be accepted
admission:
apply to the Masters Program in Bioinformatics through the School of Biology GRE 1800 for Fall 1999. GPAs have ranged between 3.4 and 4.0.
check Biology as your major and indicate Bioinformatics as your research interest.
fro phd:
GPA of at least 3.2 and/or top 5% in class standing
Taking subject GRE tests in Math and Biology is highly recommended.
no aid in any form for MS since its a professional course and u will get high salary.
per year expense= $20K
must show bank statement of $22K
18. comment: they say is a cheap place
a)univ of illinois urbana champaign(rank
nobel prise: 2003centre for bio-physics and comoutational bio
http://www.life.uiuc.edu/biophysics/
18.bioinfo at northern Illinios univ.
http://www.bios.niu.edu/bioinformatics/
email:
biophysics@life.uiuc.edu
about:
Only Phd...very rare to have terminal MS
for ppl with bio and exposure to physics
the courses offered are not my interest
40 faculty who share a common interest in using physical theory and computational techniques to understand biological systems.
admission:
deadline--- January 20th.
no subject GRE reqd
upper 70-90% of GRE
b)W.M. Keck Center for Bioinformatics,univ of illinois urbana champaign..a reserch ccentre that offers two subject teaching,no admission..
http://titan.biotec.uiuc.edu/
email: leiliu@uiuc.edu
20. Bioinformatics at NIU,northern illinois univ.
http://www.bios.niu.edu/bioinformatics/
bioinformatics@niu.edu
deadline: 15 feb..for TA u will compete with other bio ppl
they prefer CS people..
MARYLAND
22.
JOHN hopkins univ. programs in computational biology
http://www.jhu.edu/~ibr/bwf/index.html
email:
direcotor:
crosbyr@jhu.edu
1.program in molecular bio physics http://www.jhu.edu/pmb/ NOT for me
michigan:
24. univ of michigan an arbour
http://www.bioinformatics.med.umich.edu/
email:
gradbioinfo@umich.edu
admission: subject GRE highly recomended
part of medical school///so leave it
Minnesota
25.
University of Minnesota Graduate Program in Bioinformatics
http://www.binf.umn.edu/
offers a graduate minor. The minor is open only to students already enrolled in the Graduate School of the University of Minnesota
Missouri
email:
still i have asked if MS bioinfo is availabe,,lets see
26.Computational Molecular Biology Program at Washington University in St. Louis
http://dbbs.wustl.edu/programs/computational.html
part of med school
New Jersey
27. Graduate Studies in Computational Molecular Biology at Rutgers University
http://cmb.rutgers.edu/
Students interested in quantitative biology whose primary background is in Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Computer Science or one of the other physical sciences should consider applying directly to the BIOMAPS Graduate Program. Students interested in quantitative biology whose primary background is in the biological sciences should apply to the Rutgers/UMDNJ Graduate Programs in Molecular Biosciences which has an overlapping, but different, set of program requirements.
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