I have broad interests in Bioinformatics. Over the years, I have explored many of the side-streets, and would like to think that it makes me more than the sum of my papers .
However, this is what the numbers say.
These days, we are into computational proteomics. Find software and more, here.
Considering working with me? Do read this first.
Also, check out other CSE colleagues: Professors Pevzner, Eskin, and Freund focus on bioinformatics.
I have the privilege of working with many collaborators, and excellent students.
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Online course material.
Prof. Pavel Pevzner and I teach
CSE280A,B for students who like to do
research without learning some biology first.
Prof. Ideker and I co-teach CSE283: functional
genomics, on computational analysis of large biological data-sets.
I teach a (senior level) undergraduate class on Biological data analysis .
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UCSD hosts a unique interdisciplinary PhD. program in bioinformatics.
Tools are as important as the science they support. Send your best work to RECOMB and ISMB.
The discipline must be maturing, if the founders are
writing autobiographical
notes.
In an earlier life, I worked at Celera, on the human genome project. James Shreeve wrote a book on it. A lot of gossip, a bit of science.
Even earlier, I attended IITD. I guess that obligates a citation of Chetan Bhagat's book. It is funny.
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