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Faculty Research

James Pierce

Genomics
Bioinformatics
Phylogenetics

Randy Zauhar

Computational chemistry
Bioinformatics
Computer-aided drug design

Zhijun Li

Bioinformatics
Computational Chemistry
Molecular Modeling

Graduate Program

The department currerntly has a M.S. degree program in bioinformatics.

Research Resource

Post-doctoral research scientists, graduate students and undergraduate students conduct research at the state-of-art Cephalon Bioinformatics Suite (STC225-229).

A number of bioinformatics and computational modeling software programs are available, including: MacVector, MOE, SYBYL etc.

The department maintains Mac Pro Quad servers, G5 servers, a number of iMac core-duo workstations and two Dell Precision 670 duo-processor workstations with stereo-view apparatus.