University of Pittsburgh
Computational and
Systems Biology
Solving Critical
Biological Problems
Are you ready to tackle complex problems at the intersection of biology and cutting-edge technology?
In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, traditional methods alone aren’t enough to address increasingly complex biological problems. That’s why the Department of Computational and Systems Biology (CSB) stands as a beacon of progress as one of the fields in the “New Biologies.” We leverage computational and systems-level analyses to address previously unsolvable challenges.
Our vibrant research community collaborates seamlessly with other leading programs at the University of Pittsburgh and around the globe. The result? A dynamic environment where ideas flourish and breakthroughs happen. Join us and become part of a legacy of innovation.
Latest News
CPCB students publish innovative machine learning model in Nature Methods
Javad Rahimikollu and Hanxi Xiao, students in the Joint Carnegie Mellon-University of Pittsburgh PhD Program in Computational Biology (CPCB), led research on the machine learning tool SLIDE.
Workshop empowers educators to explore gene expression with computational tools
April Rich, a sixth-year PhD student, hosted an online workshop aimed at democratizing access to bioinformatics tools in education.
CoBB alumnus Abish Pius drives innovation as a data scientist at U.S. Steel
As a data scientist at U.S. Steel, Pitt alumnus Abish Pius, ‘20, is inspired by anything new and up and coming in the world of technology.