Bioinformatics Core
Director: Winston Hide
The main aim of the Bioinformatics Core at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) is to promote collaborations and communications between biostatisticians and both biologists and population scientists in the School in bioinformatics research and applications.
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| - Institutions
- Harvard School of Public Health
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| Personnel/Contact Information: |
Director: Winston Hide
Email
| Facilities and Equipment: |
Major Equipment:
- Database and data integration software
- General statistics and data analysis software
- Genetic Analysis software
- Linkage disequilibrium mapping software
- Microarray Analysis software
- Motif Finding software
- Sequence manipulation, vector design, and alignment software
- SNPs haplotype analysis software
- Systems Biology/Analysis Resources
- Collaborate and communicate with other Bioinformatics groups in the Harvard community
- Coordinate bioinformatics activities within HSPH, and promote communications across different research groups
- Create an excellent environment for training graduate students choosing Bioinformatics as a research direction
- Develop major impacts on selected areas in Bioinformatics by collaborating with biological and population researchers and by inventing novel bioinformatics methods, tools, and software programs
- Provide training on the usages of basic, intermediate, and advanced bioinformatics tools, including websites, databases, and software packages, by short courses, seminars and workshops, or web-based documents
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/research/bioinfocore/people/
Queries on specific bioinformatics-related questions outside of requests for assistance can be directed to
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/research/bioinfocore/
Last updated: 2009-02-03T22:53:00Z
