Computation and Informatics in Biology and Medicine

The University of Wisconsin - Madison is proud to sponsor an interdisciplinary predoctoral and postdoctoral bioinformatics training program, funded by a grant from The National Library of Medicine (No. 5T15LM007359), with additional support from the University of Wisconsin Graduate School and departments across campus. The grant supporting the CIBM Training Program has recently been renewed for an additional five years (see Press Release).

The CIBM mission is to provide modern training for a new generation of researchers wishing to solve biomedical problems requiring strengths in both computational and biological science.

Ph. D. students who are eligible for this interdisciplinary training include those majoring in computer sciences, statistics, genetics, biochemistry, engineering, and other computational areas and biological science disciplines from five colleges across campus. By participating in the Computation and Informatics Training Program, computer scientists, statisticians, and engineers receive cross-disciplinary training in biological sciences. Similarly, biologists receive cross-disciplinary training in statistics, engineering and computational areas related to biomedical research problems.

. (NLM Grant 5T15LM007359)

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