On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 the winners of the inaugural Best Student Paper Awards were announced.Dr. Benedetto Piccoli, Director of CCIB, thanked all who submitted papers for this award. The selection processes was quite difficult with many outstanding papers. The committee was not able to choose a clear and decisive best paper so this year … Continue reading CCIB Best Student Papers Awarded…
Rutgers-Camden is partnering with the Philadelphia Science Festival! On Saturday, May 2nd from 10am – 4pm, Rutgers-Camden will be partnering with the Philadelphia Science Festival. The Center for Computational and Integrative Biology hosting a table in the “Science Carnival”, as well as providing some activities for “Neighborhood Science Afterschool”. This program is geared toward young … Continue reading Rutgers-Camden is partnering with the Philadelphia Science Festival!…
Harish Swaminathan, doctoral candidate at the Center for Computational and Integrative Biology <https://ccib.camden.rutgers.edu/> , Rutgers University–Camden, is the principal investigator of an award totaling $34,999. The project, titled Computational Methods for the Interpretation of Forensic DNA Samples, is being supported by the United States Department of Justice <https://www.justice.gov/> . Learn more about Mr. Swaminathan here … Continue reading Harish Swaminathan given award by the United States Department of Justice…
As published by the Research Corporation for Science Advancement… RCSA Directors Approve 48 Research Awards; 2 Rutgers-Camden CCIB Faculty members received awards: Dr. Grace Brannigan and Dr. Jinglin Fu. The Board of Directors of Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) has approved a total of $2,445,000 in awards for 48 innovative research projects proposed … Continue reading Congratulations to Dr. Grace Brannigan (CCIB-Physics) and Jinglin Fu (CCIB-Chemistry) for receiving the Cottrell College Science Awards.…
Gain invaluable research experience with CCIB’s REU: Computational Biology Summer Program! Sponsored by a Grant from the National Science Foundation, the program will run from May 26th through July 31st, 2015. All 10 accepted applicants receive full room and board plus a $5,000 stipend for the 10 week program. Overview The Computational Biology Summer Program provides … Continue reading Overwhelming response for CCIB’s REU Computational Biology Summer Program…
Rutgers University–Camden Center for Computational and Integrative Biologywould like to extend and invitation to ourAnnual Retreat Friday, November 7, 20149 a.m. – 4 p.m.Adventure Aquarium, Currents Ballroom (1 Riverside Drive, Camden, NJ). Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jeffrey Brenner MD, Medical Director at Urban Health Institute at Cooper University Healthcare and Executive Director at Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers. RSVP to kdt41@camden.rutgers.edu
