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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. 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. Graduate students come from one of three University of Maryland graduate programs. Click the buttons below to learn more about each program.

CBCB Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)

CBCB was previously active in the National Science Foundation-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program, exposing visiting undergraduates to interdisciplinary training needed to process and analyze large scale genomic datasets. All these activities were supported by robust computational resources and a stellar technical staff that is unparalleled on the UMD campus.

Spring 2025 Courses 

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