Computational biology is a fusion of biology and information technology. Specialists use computational analyses to study the vast information provided by modern molecular biology—such as DNA sequences ...

Bioinformatics and computational biology represent inter‐related disciplines that harness computational methods, statistical models and algorithmic innovations to decode, organise and interpret ...

This page outlines the 2022-23 degree requirements for Computational Biology. This page is not an official list of degree requirements. Adjustments may be required due to curriculum changes. Current ...

Machine learning is a powerful tool in computational biology, enabling the analysis of a wide range of biomedical data such as genomic sequences and biological imaging. But when researchers use ...

PLoS Computational Biology is a peer-reviewed computational biology journal established in 2005 and published by the nonprofit Public Library of Science in association with the International Society ...

A dendritic cell and a T-cell are depicted dancing in the foreground, under the dazzling lights reflected from a disco ball. In the background, a malignant cancer cell is depicted dancing with another ...

AI is changing the field of synthetic biology and how we engineer biology. It’s helping engineers design new ways to design genetic circuits -- and it could leave a remarkable impact on the future of ...

Translational Bioinformatics: The SYBB track in Translational Bioinformatics poises students to work at the interface of applied ‘omics research and clinical medicine. From integrating genomic and ...

Grounded in high-quality science, researchers in the Human Biology Division perform fundamental, applied and translational research in model organisms and in vitro systems. With backgrounds in ...

Research lies at the heart of the graduate experience at Boston College. Graduate students work directly with faculty in their labs while continuing their education. Current areas of faculty ...