Who does bioinformatics or computational biology at Stanford?
The list of participating faculty on the BMI web pages is a very good starting list. It may not be comprehensive, but it includes many faculty members who do bioinformatics or computational biology. In addition, there is an annual student-oganized symposium on Biocomputation at Stanford (BCatS). What courses are offered at Stanford in bioinformatics? Of course, any biology or computer science or related course can be considered a bioinformatics course, but there are some courses that can be considered core courses in bioinformatics. The number of courses is growing, and so you should check the latest Stanford course catalog. Representations and Algorithms for Computational Molecular Biology (Biomedical Informatics 214/Computer Science 274). A programming course, introduces nuts and bolts of basic algorithms. Translational bioinformatics (BMI 217) is a new course covering the use of bioinformatics to assist translational medicine. Computer Applications in Molecular Biology (Biochemistry
