Bioinformatics

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Dr. Jung Choi gives you an overview of the Bioinformatics program at Georgia Tech.
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The study of bioinformatics and computational biology in the School of Biology includes the areas of development of new computational methods for studying organization and evolution of genes and genomes, computational approaches to macromeolecular structure and dynamics, comparative evolutionary genomics, and prediction and analysis of structure.

The School of Biology at Georgia Tech proposed and established a professional Master of Science in Bioinformatics degree program in 1999-the first of its kind in the United States. The interdisciplinary program consists of unique combination of courses. The graduates are taught with the equal strength to several scientific disciplines and are prepared for further successful work in industry or academy.

Georgia Tech is now broadening its scope to include a formal PHD program in bioinformatics and computational biology. To further strengthen teaching and research collaborations between the faculty and participating in this program, the Georgia Tech Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology has been recently formed. Seminars, symposia, meetings and events also include participating faculty from Emory University and University of Georgia.

Faculty members in this area of research include:

Nicholas Bergman, Assistant Professor
Mark Borodovsky, Regents’ Professor (Courtesy Appointment)
Leonid Bunimovich - School of Mathematics, Georgia Tech (Courtesy Appointment)
Jung Choi, Associate Professor
Steve Harvey, GRA Eminent Scholar and Professor
Michael Keehan - NuTec Software (Adjunct Appointment)
King Jordan, Associate Professor
Eugene Koonin - National Center for Biotechnology Information, NIH (Adjunct Appointment)
Frank Loeffler - Associate Professor
John McDonald, Professor and Chair, CSO Ovarian Cancer Institute
Jeffrey Skolnick - GRA Eminent Scholar and Professor; Director, Center for the Study of Systems Biology
Eberhard Voit - Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Tech, (Courtesy Appointment)
Joshua Weitz, Assistant Professor
Soojin Yi, Assistant Professor