861033h@aucs.AcadiaU.ca (Michael S. Hogan) (01/12/91)
I'm looking for information on any jobs in a
Biology/Computer Science related field.
I will be graduating this April with a B.Sc. in Biology with
a strong minor in Computer Science. I would like to find a
position that would allow me to utilize both of these fields
equally but don't know if such positions exist or, if they do,
what I should be looking for.
If anyone has any information, comments, or criticisms they
are willing to pass on in this regards, or as to where else I
could look, I would appreciate it.
Please send any responses by E-mail as I'm not sure we
receive all of our newsgroups on a regular basis.
Thank you in advance for your time and comments,
Michael Hogan
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******************************************************************************* meagher%gandal.dnet@ASMUS1.GENETICS.UGA.EDU (01/14/91)
you might contact Jonathan Arnold in the genetics department at university of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602. He is a population geneticist who does computer modeling and can always use a good computer person. Good Luck. Rich Meagher
janeczko@etd4260a.erim.org (Mike Janeczko) (01/15/91)
I currently have a course "Principles of Natural Computing" at Wayne State University (Detroit, MI) in the CS department. The professor, Dr. Conrad, supposedly is a world leader in Natural Computing and Adaptability (He has published a few books). The course description on his syllabus is: This course is concerned with the question: how do biological systems compute? What are the mechanisms and principles which enable humans and other living systems to exhibit certain forms of intelligence--such as the capacity to create computer programs--which have not yet been duplicated by artificial systems? The first half of the course will concentrate on the basic organizational similarities and differences between biological systems and computers. The second half will concentrate on complex biological computing systems, such as the immune system and the brain. Special attention will be given to pattern recognition, motor control, memory and learning. Sound interesting? I'd suggest contacting Dr. Conrad. I do not have the full address, but I can get it easily. P.S. I tried to use E-mail, but I kept getting error messages. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Janeczko | Environmental Research Institute of Michigan Research Scientist | P.O. Box 8618 internets: | Ann Arbor, MI 48107-8618 janeczko@etd4260a.erim.org | Phone: (313) 994-1200 x2676 janeczko@vaxa.erim.org | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Janeczko | Environmental Research Institute of Michigan Research Scientist | P.O. Box 8618 internets: | Ann Arbor, MI 48107-8618 janeczko@etd4260a.erim.org | Phone: (313) 994-1200 x2676 janeczko@vaxa.erim.org | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------