Bu computational biology

Boston University is a pioneer in bioinformatics.
We've developed a rigorous program flexible enough for pursuing your specific interests, with training in science, engineering, medicine, and ethics of 21st-century cell biology.

Seeing and measuring biological processes, a field called dynamic imaging, can help scientists unlock tremendous knowledge for treating diseases, from cancer to

What degrees does Bu bioinformatics offer?

BU Bioinformatics offers the Doctor of Philosophy [PhD] and the Master of Science [MS] degrees

PhD Students attain a common core of knowledge, with emphasis on their ability to integrate biological and mathematical disciplines

The MS program prepares students for the most cutting-edge industrial positions in Bioinformatics

What is Computational Biomedicine?

Computational Biomedicine Improving the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of complex medical diseases by analyzing molecular datasets Welcome to the Section of Computational Biomedicine Our Labs

What is the Bioinformatics program?

The Bioinformatics Program is offered jointly by the College of Engineering and the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

Through coursework, collaborative training projects, and dissertation research, students will learn to apply analytic and computational methods and information technologies to current problems in cell and molecular biology

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