Bioinformatics News at UNC Charlotte

Bioinformatics Courses Offered in Spring 2010: Undergraduate and Graduate Level

The Department of Bioinformatics and Genomics is offering several Bioinformatics courses for Spring 2010, which are open to Bioinformatics students as well as undergraduate/graduate students from Biology, Computer Science, Kinesiology, Chemistry, Physics, Math and Statistics. All Bioinformatics courses will be held in the new Bioinformatics Building. Any interested students please inform your adviser and the course's respective professor to register.

Dynamics of the Reptilian Repetitive DNA Landscape and the Evolution of Amniote Genome Structure -- Presented by Dr. Andrew Shedlock

Seminar will be held in the Bioinformatics Building, Room 105, Friday, November 13 at 2pm.

Academic Common Market may Allow Some Out-of-State Students to Pay In-State Tuition for UNC Charlotte's PSM in Bioinformatics

Academic Common Market has approved UNC Charlotte's Professional Science Master's in Bioinformatics. Students from Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and West Virginia are encouraged to pursue and utilize the ACM.

UNC Charlotte's Bioinformatics Building

The Bioinformatics and Genomics Department is now located in the new Bioinformatics Building!

Accepting applications for UNC Charlotte's Bioinformatics Graduate Programs For Spring an Fall 2010

Applications are being accepted for Spring and Fall 2010 for the IT PhD-Bioinformatics Track and the Professional Science Master's in Bioinformatics degree programs. To apply, please view the Future Students tab for detailed information.

Open Positions: Postdoctoral Position; More…

Bioinformatics - current issue: Phenotypic categorization of genetic skin diseases reveals new relations between phenotypes, genes and pathways Nov 04, 2009; De novo computational prediction of non-coding RNA genes in prokaryotic genomes Nov 04, 2009; Integrative clustering of multiple genomic data types using a joint latent variable model with application to breast and lung cancer subtype analysis Nov 04, 2009; More…