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When Arjun Singh was exploring graduate school programs, he knew he wanted a degree that combined his interests in biotechnology and computer science. This led him to the Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology (CoBB) Master of Science program at the University of Pittsburgh.
Virginia Burger has found her career niche at the intersection of science and business development.
Ying Liu, PhD ‘11, is building the future of technology as a software engineer at Google.
As a data scientist at U.S. Steel, Pitt alumnus Abish Pius, ‘20, is inspired by anything new and up and coming in the world of technology.
CoBB alumna Sneha Mittal has landed a job that fuels her passion for cancer research. She now works as a bioinformatics analyst in New York City.
CoBB graduate Glenn Mersky is working at the intersection of biology and machine learning to address key questions in cancer research.
Four alumnae have turned their research experiences into the pursuit of PhDs in computational biology.
Akash Parvatikar is making exciting breakthroughs as a pathology map product manager and AI scientist.