Community Outreach - Archived
The National Organization for Women at UM and UConnect presents Women in STEM: A Speaker’s Panel on Thursday, March 17th, 2016, at 7:00 PM in the Shalala Student Center Complex East Ballroom. Read more “Women in STEM: A Speaker’s Panel, Thursday 3/17/2016”
Community Outreach - Archived
The first Women In Tech Careers event, a panel discussion entitled “Make A Living, Have A Life”, was held at the Toppel Career Center on Tuesday, September 14, 2015, 6:00-9:00 PM. Hosted by IDSC, the event brought awareness to the lack of diversity in the industry, and intentionally shined a light on the challenges facing women in tech careers today. Read more “Women in Tech Careers Offered Insight and Direction”
Community Outreach - Archived
WHAT/WHO: Did you know that in 2013, just 26 percent of computing jobs in the United States were held by women? Several panelists from academia and industry have been invited to the University of Miami (UM) to discuss the challenges facing women in tech careers today, and how we can work together to resolve those challenges. The Women in Tech Careers panelists will outline their paths to success and engage the audience in a constructive discussion on steps that can be taken to increase future prospects for girls and women interested in careers in tech. Read more “Women in Tech Careers 9/15/2015”
Courses
Biomedical Data Science is a new 500/600 level course, cross listed between the Departments of Biology and Computer Science. The goal of this course is to teach students how to turn data into information. Students will learn the necessary computational skills for the analysis of genomic data sets. Read more “New Biomedical Data Science Course”
Events - Past
The second annual IDSC Fellows Symposium took place on Friday, April 17, 2015, and opened with a presentation by Janet Iwasa, PhD, from University of Utah’s Dept. of Biochemistry. Read more “IDSC Fellows Symposium features Janet Iwasa”
Publications
Minimum dominating sets (MDSet) of protein interaction networks allow the control of underlying protein interaction networks through their topological placement. While essential proteins are enriched in MDSets, we hypothesize that the statistical properties of biological functions of essential genes are enhanced when we focus on essential MDSet proteins (e-MDSet). Read more “Essentiality and Centrality in Protein Interaction Networks Revisited”
Publications
Minimum dominating sets (MDSet) of protein interaction networks allow the control of underlying protein interaction networks through their topological placement. While essential proteins are enriched in MDSets, we hypothesize that the statistical properties of biological functions of essential genes are enhanced when we focus on essential MDSet proteins (e-MDSet). Read more “Protein Interaction Networks Revisited”
Community Outreach - Archived
As part of the Places & Spaces Exhibit, IDSC presents: “A Conversation with Artists” featuring Nela Ocohoa, Patricia Van Dalen, and Xavier Cortada, and moderated by Dr. Jill Deupi, Director of the Lowe Art Museum and Dr. Sawsan Khuri, Director of Engagement at IDSC. Read more “Places & Spaces: A Conversation with Artists, Thursday, 10/2/2014”
Events - Past
The first FIU-UM Computational Biology Research Day will take place on Wednesday October 9, 2013 at FIU. This Research Day is the first step towards promoting and establishing a computational biology research community in South Florida. Read more “FIU-UM Computational Biology Research Day, Wednesday 10/9/2013”
