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Rita R. Colwell

Distinguished University Professor
Computational Biology
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Michael Cummings

MPower Professor
Computational Biology
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Najib El-Sayed

Professor
Computational Biology
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Can Firtina

Assistant Professor
Computational Biology
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Megan Fritz

Associate Professor
Computational Biology
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Brantley Hall

Assistant Professor
Computational Biology
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Heng Huang

Professor
Machine Learning & Computational Health
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Jamshed Khan

Assistant Research Scientist
Scalable Algorithms
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Erin Molloy

Assistant Professor
Computational Biology
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Rob Patro

Associate Professor
Computational Biology
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Mihai Pop

MPower Professor
Computational Biology
RNA strands

Developing Advanced Tools to Improve Accuracy and Accessibility for Long-Read RNA Sequencing

Rob Patro has secured a grant from NIH to enhance computational methods for long-read RNA sequencing, technology that is crucial for investigating disease…

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Zhenyi Wang

Postdoctoral Associate
Meta-Learning & Trustworthy Machine Learning

M3: Mid-Atlantic Microbiome Meet-up

Join us for our annual Mid-Atlantic Microbiome Meet-up. Discover the latest advancements in microbiome research & innovation.

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WABI Conference on Algorithms in Bioinformatics

WABI 2025—an international conference covering research in algorithmic work in bioinformatics, computational biology and systems biology—will be held at the University of Maryland, in College Park.

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Student Reseachers

CBCB currently supports more than 40 graduate students, mostly at the Ph.D. level. We also have high school interns and more than a dozen undergraduate students contributing to CBCB research. Our diverse academic community allows our students to collaborate across disciplines—machine learning researchers working with data scientists and epidemiologists, or computational biologists working with entomologists, are but two examples.

 

Education

woman in blazer and glasses smiling with arms crossed next to column that says "discovery"CBCB currently supports more than 40 graduate students, mostly at the Ph.D. level.

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Kyle Brumfield

Visiting Postdoctoral Associate
Microbial Ecology
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Jamshed Khan

Assistant Research Scientist
Scalable Algorithms
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