Thomas Jefferson University News released a new article this month featuring new and innovative computational programs. Among the listed programs is our newly launched MS in Computational Biology & Medicine.
“Students will gain a robust foundation in key areas, such as bioinformatics, systems biology, and machine learning applications in healthcare,” says Program Director Eric Londin, PhD. “They will learn to analyze large datasets, develop algorithms, and create models that can lead to breakthroughs in medical research and patient care.”
This press release highlights the importance of such programs as technology continues to advance.
View the full press release on Jefferson News
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