Computational Biomedicine

Gustavo Rohde is developing a new class of modeling tools

Gustavo Rohde has received a grant from the National Institutes of Health to devise a new class of modeling tools that are better adapted to exploring biomedical data than the...

Greg Medlock reflects on his experience in UVA's BDS training grant

Greg Medlock honed his collaborative abilities during his two years as a participant in a National Institutes of Health T32 training grant led by his doctoral thesis advisor, BME...

Jeff Saucerman temporarily sets modeling aside for high-throughput drug discovery

Saucerman temporarily sets modeling aside for high-throughput drug discovery, as he strives to identify molecular networks and control points that decide how the heart responds to...

Summer program influences Ramon Castellanos’ decision to pursue research

When Ramon Castellanos, a BME at Florida International University, applied for UVA's National Science Foundation "Research Experience for Undergraduates" program (...

Kristen Naegle brings computation and experimentation to bear on cell signaling

“I am very excited to be part of a department whose faculty members routinely use data- and computationally driven approaches to gain insight into biological problems," says...

Aidong Zhang adds machine learning expertise to biomedical data sciences at UVA

One measure of the success of UVA’s campaign to take its place as a national leader in the data sciences is its ability to attract highly regarded researchers to join the faculty...

UVA chemical engineering student Brooke McGirr has received a 2019 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.

Greg Medlock is pioneering the bulk production of probiotics with the help of a $100,000 award from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Investigating drug-resistant parasites and movement disorders has netted two University of Virginia second-year students prestigious research awards.