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Frequently Asked Questions — Bioinformatics@UNC Charlotte Answer: Yes, please email EMarshall@uncc.edu with Tour Request as the subject, in the body please provide your best availability. ... 2.
Undergraduate Research Initiative — Bioinformatics@UNC Charlotte Meagan Davis | Biology major at UNC Chapel Hill | Intern in Dr. Gibas' Microarray laboratory Summer 07 | Project: Laboratory setup & protocol design ... 3.
Graduate Programs in Bioinformatics — Bioinformatics@UNC Charlotte The graduate programs at UNC Charlotte fuse life science and computing at a level of complexity that is beyond what can be achieved in an undergraduate ... 4.
Genome Wide Association Analysis — Bioinformatics@UNC Charlotte Genome Wide Association Analysis. Genome-wide association studies. have the goal of the identifying disease susceptibility genes, especially for conditions ... 5.
Ph.D in Information Technology (Bioinformatics Track ... The Ph.D. in Information Technology (Bioinformatics Track) is an interdisciplinary program at the intersection of the disciplines of Biology, Chemistry, ... 6.
Professional Science Master's in Bioinformatics — Bioinformatics ... The program in Bioinformatics leading to the Professional Science Masters degree (PSM) is an interdisciplinary program at the intersection of the ... 7.
Distinguished Bioinformatics Lecturer: Professor Steven L ... During that time he was also a Research Professor of Computer Science and Biology at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Salzberg received his B.A., M.S., ... 8.
Melanie Spencer — Bioinformatics@UNC Charlotte Melanie Spencer. Document Actions. vCard · Send this; Print this. Melanie Spencer. Charlotte, NC. Email: mdspence@uncc.edu. Phone: (704) 687-7899 ... 9.
Ph.D in Information Technology (Bioinformatics Track ... Plans of Study for Bioinformatics Ph.D. students are developed on an individual basis, by the student and his or her advisory committee. ... 10.
Ph.D in Information Technology (Bioinformatics Track ... Plans of Study for Bioinformatics Ph.D. students are developed on an individual basis, by the student and his or her advisory committee. ... |
