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Master of Science in Computational Biology and Biomedicine

Sample courses illustration. cbb.unice.fr. Master of Science in Computational Biology and Biomedicine. Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France. Antiboby-antigen complex with interface atoms identified using a Voronoi diagram based calculation. (Courtesy F. Cazals, INRIA).

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Master of Science in Computational Biology and Biomedicine

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  1. Sample courses illustration cbb.unice.fr Master of Science in Computational Biology and Biomedicine Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France Antiboby-antigen complex with interface atoms identified using a Voronoi diagram based calculation. (Courtesy F. Cazals, INRIA) A truly inter-disciplinary one-year learning experience This master program is designed for those having completed the first-year master program at home institution in one of the following fields: computer science, electrical engineering, applied mathematics, mathematical biology, bioinformatics, biophysics. Fluorescence imaging of a network of hippocampal neurons in culture. (Courtesy F. Duprat, IPMC) Three major themes • Required courses list • Bioinformatics • Algorithmic problems in computational structural biology: Understanding proteins and protein interactions, F. Cazals, INRIA • Discrete and continuous approaches to model gene regulatory networks, J.L. Gouze, INRIA • Biomedical signal and image analysis • Variational methods and geometric flows for brain imaging, R. Deriche INRIA • Deconvolution and denoising for confocal microscopy, J. Zerubia, INRIA • Digital signal processing for the analysis and modeling of electrophysiological records, O. Meste, UNS-I3S • Computational anatomy and physiology of the human body, X. Pennec, INRIA • Modeling in neuroscience • Inverse problems in functional brain imaging, M. Clerc, INRIA • Neuron dynamics, B. Cessac, INRIA Brain Connectivity Obtained Through Diffusion MRI. (Courtesy R. Deriche, INRIA) Body surface potential mapping: Sensors placements and information extractions for the risk stratification of myocardiac infarction. (Courtesy O. Meste, I3S) Statistical model of fibers in the heart (mean orientation) determined from 9 DTI images of canine hearts. (Courtesy X. Pennec, INRIA) Scholarships available for foreign students • Job opportunities • Research career in academia or industry • Program coordinators • Elisabetta De Maria and Théo Papadopoulo • Email: cbb@unice.fr This program is part of the Master 2 BIM: Biologie, Informatique et Mathématiques(parcours Computational Biology and Biomedicine) from Université Nice Sophia Antipolis. It is hosted by the Polytech’Nice-Sophia engineering school from Université Nice Sophia Antipolis. Located in Europe’s largest scientific park, Sophia Antipolis which is on the French Riviera, between Nice and Cannes. http://computerScience.unice.fr Université Nice Sophia Antipolis

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