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University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital — PhD student, Biomedical Informatics Program

Title:PhD student, Biomedical Informatics Program
Type:PhD studentship
Brief Description:Biomedical Informatics
Company:University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Location:Cincinnati, OH, USA
Posted On:Dec 10, 2016
Application Deadline:Feb 15, 2017
More Information:
The University of Cincinnati in partnership with Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Medical Center is seeking top candidates to apply for admission into the
Biomedical Informatics PhD program. The program brochure  includes links to
faculty research, course descriptions, and where to apply. More information can
be found at the program website and research page at Cincinnati Children's.
 
The UC Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Informatics (BMI) program is an
important cornerstone for a program of academic excellence in informatics at UC
and Cincinnati Children's. The program provides an in-depth knowledge of key
analytical concepts that underlie applications of informatics and biomedical
data science, ranging from the study of molecules to individuals and
populations.  Students learn how to implement, analyze, and improve informatics
systems in a real-world, premier health care research and delivery center. 
 
Successful applicants to the program typically have strong quantitative and/or
computational experience. This interdisciplinary program accepts applicants from
a variety of backgrounds including engineering, computer science, data science,
information science, math, physics, biology, chemistry, health sciences, and of
course bioinformatics, biomedical informatics, etc. 
 
 
The University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children's have a rich history of
discovery and innovation, with expertise in genetic, environmental, and
developmental origins of disease. Research breakthroughs have included
development of the live oral polio vaccine, the first practical heart-lung
machine, artificial lung surfactant, the rotavirus vaccine, first use of the YAG
laser, discovery of the health effects of lead exposure, and development of
Benadryl. 
 
Cincinnati Children's makes substantial investments to support investigators and
create a productive research environment. To nurture the careers of young
faculty the medical center offers an unusual array of internal grants.
 
For more information or if you have any questions please email BMIinfo@uc.edu or
call 513 636-6250.
 
Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn
 
 
URLs FOR THE ABOVE LINKS
Brochure:
http://issuu.com/cincinnatichildrenshospital/docs/biomedical_informatics_phd_brochure?e=8161715/31773295
Faculty research:
http://med.uc.edu/BMIgrad/research-faculty/faculty-research-highlights
Course descriptions: http://med.uc.edu/bmigrad/doctoral/course-descriptions
Apply Now: https://grad.catalyst.uc.edu/apply/
Program website: http://med.uc.edu/bmigrad
BMI research page:
http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/research/divisions/b/bmi/default/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/CincyInformatix
Facebook: http://facebook.com/CincyInformatix
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8476844 
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