School of Systems Biology
School of Systems Biology provides a research and educational environment that allows integration of the various areas of molecular and cellular biosciences from a systems perspective.
Systems biology focuses on understanding the structure and function of biological systems on multiple levels — from molecules to organisms — through data obtained using theoretical, experimental, and computational methodologies.
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312 Charles J. Colgan Hall, Science and Tech Campus
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School of Systems Biology Congratulates the Spring 2024 PhD Graduates:
Bryan M. Delfing
Predicting the Effects of Chemical Modifications in Biomolecules on Their Binding Affinities Using All-Atom Molecular Dynamics
Advisor: Dmitri Klimov, PhD, School of Systems Biology
Why the School of Systems Biology?
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Number of degree programs offered by SSB to graduate students.
15
Average SSB Class Size
1st
Our PhD program was the first formal PhD program in Bioinformatics in the world
