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Watch Evan Snitkin on Frontline
If you missed Evan Snitkin (PhD ’09) on PBS’ Frontline, you can watch Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria here.
Farren Isaacs’ Genomically Recoded Organisms paper
Farren Isaacs’ (PhD, ’04) paper in Science entitled “Genomically recoded organisms expand biological functions,” has been gaining worldwide attention this week. You can read the paper here. Dr. Isaacs is an Assistant Professor of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology at Yale.
October 23rd: Admissions and Recruitment Reception
October 23, 2013 from 4:30 – 7 pm LSEB Lobby – Life Science and Engineering Building – 24 Cummington Mall An opportunity for prospective students to learn about the MS and PhD Programs in Bioinformatics, as well as our new MS Program, focusing on bioinformatics for translational medicine. We will have faculty, current students, and […]
Sara Garamszegi is awarded the first Student Service Award
Sara Garamszegi received the first Student Service Award at the 2013 Bioinformatics Program Retreat. The award was presented by Prof. Tullius for Sara’s outstanding contribution and service to the Bioinformatics Program. Sara entered the Program in the fall of 2009 as an IGERT Fellow, and in 2011 was awarded a three year fellowship by the […]
2013 Bioinformatics Program Retreat
The Bioinformatics Program is holding the annual retreat from October 4-5 at the Marine Biological Lab in Woods Hole.
SACNAS 2013
Harold Gomez, Teresa Wang and Prof. Ulla Hansen represented BU Bioinformatics in San Antonio at the Annual SACNAS National Conference.
New Publication By Chris Nogiec in PLOS ONE
New Publication: Chris Nogiec had his paper published in the August 5th issue of PLOS ONE. Read the paper, To Supplement or Not to Supplement: A Metabolic Network Framework for Human Nutritional Supplements
IBSB 2013 Award for Best Poster Goes To Daniel Gusenleitner
Daniel Gusenleitner received the Award for Best Poster Presentation at the 13th Annual International Workshop on Bioinformatics and Systems Biology (IBSB 2013), for his poster, Genomic Signatures of Carcinogenicity. Congratulations Dan!
Read The Chaos Paper From The Segrè Lab
The dynamics of hybrid metabolic-genetic oscillators, from the Segrè lab, is the top research highlight on Chaos.
2013 IBSB in Kyoto
More than 20 students and faculty from BU Bioinformatics will be traveling to Kyoto this summer to attend the 13th Annual International Workshop on Bioinformatics and Systems Biology. The IBSB 2013 is part of an international collaboration between Bioinformatics Graduate Program at BU, the Computational Systems Biology training program in Germany, the Human Genome Center at the University […]