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The Institute of Bioinformatics trains graduate students to achieve expertise and leadership in bioinformatics research, equipping them to drive progress in this interdisciplinary domain. Students engage in research-focused programs culminating in Ph.D. or M.S. degrees, guided by faculty mentors from diverse academic departments. Research at the institute spans microbial, fungal, plant, and animal genomics, structural genomics, biomedical applications (including cancer research), glycogenomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, and pharmacological informatics, employing computational, statistical, and experimental approaches.
The graduate program's core objective is to cultivate responsible scientists for careers in biotechnology, pharmaceutical industries, government and private research institutions, and academia. Degrees offered include Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), with a strong emphasis on dissertation research specializing in various bioinformatics fields. Additional research details are available at: www.bioinformatics.uga.edu/research.php.