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CoBB alumna Sneha Mittal has landed a job that fuels her passion for cancer research. She now works as a bioinformatics analyst in New York City.
CoBB graduate Glenn Mersky is working at the intersection of biology and machine learning to address key questions in cancer research.
Are you interested in learning the skills that can help you innovate for life? The Computational Biomedicine and Biotechnology MS program may be the perfect fit for you.
Enhance your career with a master’s degree in computational biomedicine and biotechnology! Deadline: June 1, 2024. Classes start August 26, 2024.