The Computational Biology Core (CBC) at Brown University provides essential computational support and expertise to advance research in human disease. We are a team dedicated to empowering researchers with the tools and knowledge needed to analyze complex biological data and make groundbreaking discoveries.
The CBC operates within a unique and collaborative structure at Brown, allowing us to leverage diverse resources and expertise:
The primary mission of the Computational Biology Core (CBC) is to provide support to junior investigators in the analysis and interpretation of high-throughput DNA/RNA sequencing datasets, encompassing both internally generated and publicly accessible data. The Core is also committed to facilitating scientific collaboration among COBRE projects. The long-term objective of the CBC is to establish a sustainable resource that addresses the evolving data analysis needs of genomic research across Brown University and its affiliated hospitals, complemented by training initiatives to develop the next cohort of junior investigators.
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Research reported on this site is supported by an Institutional Development Award (IDeA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under grant number P20GM109035.