Collaboration

The multidisciplinary Johns Hopkins Center for Computational Genomics integrates the work of basic scientists (biologists and clinicians) and statisticians, computer scientists, and analysts to effectively and efficiently solve problems that have enormous potential to further public health, clinical applications and general scientific progress.

Our goals:

  • Create a research center to foster and streamline bioinformatics collaborations with basic science and clinical investigators across campus
  • Offer integrated skills development courses to scientists who would like to cross-train in complementary fields so that they can better perform their research and improve their collaborations
  • Create a graduate training program to train the next generation of scientists in the skills needed to advance the field

Latest News

Genomics Workshops:
We are offering short courses that cover various computational genomics topics. Sign up today!


"Genetics Fuels New Initiatives," The JHU Gazette

 

Upcoming Events

Computational Genomics Seminars
Mondays
2:30 - 3:30 p.m., 517 PCTB