Peter Murdo Chiknas reflects on his experiences in the Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology master’s program and his next steps after graduation.
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Peter Murdo Chiknas reflects on his experiences in the Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology master’s program and his next steps after graduation.
Omer Bashir arrived at the University of Pittsburgh with industry experience and left with a powerful new toolkit in computational biology to complement his pharmaceutical background.
Jessie Weng always knew she wanted to work in the health care industry, but she wasn’t sure which direction her career would go. The Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology (CoBB) master’s degree program helped her find her path and land a job in the biotechnology sector.
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When Chakra Chennubhotla faced questions in cancer research that existing technologies couldn’t answer, he decided to help build new solutions. That decision ultimately led him to co-found PredxBio, a company at the forefront of AI-driven spatial biology.
Assistant Professor Shikhar Uttam has launched a new graduate-level course: Bioimaging, Analysis and Spatial Biology.
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As David Antolick nears the finish line of his Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology (CoBB) master’s degree, he reflects on a whirlwind journey.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we are illuminating the scientific achievements of women in biotechnology and biomedicine.