frisse@informatics.wustl.edu (Mark Frisse) (03/21/91)
The Washington University Institute for Biomedical Computing seeks qualified applicants for its Training Program in Medical Informatics. This program, primarily funded by the National Library of Medicine, allows qualified candidates from the computational and biomedical sciences to pursue graduate work leading to a Ph.D. or M.S. in Computer Science while emphasizing research in a biomedical discipline relevant to their long-term academic interests. Research areas of particular interest include physical mapping of DNA, DNA sequence analysis, biomedical databases, imaging (gel, nuclear medicine, and positron-emission tomograpy), mathematical modelling, biomedical data analysis, and artificial intelligence. The program allows post-doctoral students from biological backgrounds to gain in-depth training in computational areas while still pursuing active research. The program allows pre-doctoral students desiring formal graduate computers science training to complement this training with relevant training and research in a biomedical domain. Positions are available for the Fall, 1991 and Fall, 1992 semesters. Interested applicants should contact: Dr. Mark Frisse Medical Informatics Laboratory Department of Internal Medicine (Box 8121) Washington University School of Medicine 660 S. Euclid Avenue St. Louis Missouri, 63110 (314)-362-4320 email: frisse@informatics.WUSTL.EDU Washington University is an Equal Opportunity - Affirmative Action Employer. -- Mark Frisse, MD Medical Informatics Laboratory Department of Internal Medicine (Box 8121) Washington University School of Medicine