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The Institute for Biomedical
Computing (IBC), is an independent faculty
unit of Washington
University engaged in research
and training.
We are affiliated with the Schools of Medicine and Engineering and
Applied Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis,
Missouri. Our mission is to advance biology and medicine through the development of novel computational methods, and where necessary hardware. We are dedicated to the solution of challenging problems with a multidisciplinary approach. Current activities include molecular sequence and genome analysis, biochemical databases and information retrieval, molecular design and computational biophysics, real time 3-D microscopy, wide field computational optical sectioning microscopy, and model based quantitative image restoration. Contact us for more information. Graduate training in Computational Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics. The IBC and Washington University are establishing graduate training programs in computational molecular biology and genome analysis. These are multidisciplinary training programs drawing upon faculty in the IBC, computer science, genetics, biochemistry, pharmacology and biology departments. Pathways are available for both biomedically and engineering oriented programs. For more information see the training description. |
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