病理生物学哲学博士-病理学和解剖学转化生物信息学

医学院的病理与解剖科学系通过密苏里大学的病理生物学领域计划提供博士学位。该跨学科计划中教师的特殊多样性为针对遗传学，神经科学，癌症生物学，整合/进化解剖学和转化生物信息学等问题的转化和基础科学研究提供了多种机会。如果您有兴趣在病理学和解剖学系获得此（或其他）博士学位课程的博士学位，请在在线申请之前联系研究生院院长。对转化生物信息学（TBI）研究感兴趣的学生可以专门申请病理生物学领域计划中的重点领域。TBI是生物医学的一个令人兴奋的新领域，它涉及使用计算机算法将分子生物学，遗传学，生物化学和其他生物医学领域
The Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences in the School of Medicine offers doctoral degrees through the University of Missouri's Pathobiology Area Program. The exceptional diversity of faculty in this interdepartmental program affords a wide variety of opportunities for translational and basic science research directed at questions in genetics, neuroscience, cancer biology, integrative/evolutionary anatomy, and translational bioinformatics. If you are interested in obtaining a PhD in this (or other) doctoral programs with faculty in Pathology and Anatomical Sciences, please contact the Director of Graduate Studies before applying online. Students interested in the study of Translational Bioinformatics (TBI) may apply specifically to this emphasis area within the Pathobiology Area Program. TBI is a new exciting field of biomedicine that is concerned with bringing discoveries from molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry and other biomedical fields into the patient care using computer algorithms. In many respects it overlaps with traditional bioinformatics and computational biology but puts an emphasis on practical realization of computational approaches for the benefit of the patient, especially in context of personalized medicine. There are two tracks in our TBI program: Translational and Cancer Bioinformatics (TCBI) and Pathology Informatics (PI). TCBI doctoral students will conduct research related to computational methods for disease diagnostics and therapeutics (a.k.a., theranostics) while PI doctoral students will study computerized methods to improve Laboratory Information Systems (LIS), Digital Pathology (DP) as well as cutting-edge Whole-Slide Image (WSI) processing algorithms.