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How machine learning is shaping the future of medicine and health care
Are you a health care student eager to amplify your impact? Imagine a career where clinical expertise merges with data-driven innovation—where you’re not just practicing medicine but shaping its future.
Chief of AI at PredxBio explains how to launch a career in bioimaging
When Chakra Chennubhotla faced questions in cancer research that existing technologies couldn’t answer, he decided to help build new solutions. That decision ultimately led him to co-found PredxBio, a company at the forefront of AI-driven spatial biology.
Exploring the world of bioimaging analysis: A new graduate-level course offering
Assistant Professor Shikhar Uttam has launched a new graduate-level course: Bioimaging, Analysis and Spatial Biology.
How a master’s degree can launch your software engineering career
Have you ever wondered where a master’s degree in Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology will take you? Read more about becoming a software engineer.
Graduate Spotlight: David Antolick, MS ‘25
As David Antolick nears the finish line of his Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology (CoBB) master’s degree, he reflects on a whirlwind journey.
5 women leaders in biotechnology and biomedicine
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we are illuminating the scientific achievements of women in biotechnology and biomedicine.
CoBB student Harry Morford bridges the gap between computational biology and clinical care
Meet Harry Morford, a second-year student in the Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology (CoBB) master’s degree program.
Six high-paying jobs for computational biomedicine and biotechnology MS degree graduates
Are you considering a master’s degree in computational biomedicine and biotechnology but wondering what doors it might open? We’ve got you covered!
Pitt alumnus Arjun Singh advances cancer research at UPMC Hillman Cancer Center
When Arjun Singh was exploring graduate school programs, he knew he wanted a degree that combined his interests in biotechnology and computer science. This led him to Pitt.