BIOLOGY 789
ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY


Approval for including this course in the graduate curriculum is pending.


Computational Biology: the discipline wherein computers are used to study living systems.

This course provides an opportunity for participants from a variety of disciplines to interact. A biological system or phenomenon will be analysed from multiple perspectives ( e. g., genetic, molecular, cellular, tissue, developmental, physiological, organism, ecological, evolutionary, environmental), and the results will be synthesised in a computational model. The different biological perspectives will be determined by course participants, each among whom will contribute expertise in a particular subject. Participants will compose manuscripts that are suitable for publication and describe these works by delivering brief conference-style seminars, for evaluation. The course will culminate with a multiauthored manuscript that will be assembled from the individual manuscripts and suitable for publication.

Paricipants' interests, preferences, and desires will be considered in determining course content, format, and evaluation.

To obtain additional information, please feel welcome to contact Jon Stone via email: jstoner@mcmaster.ca.

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