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News and Announcements Personalized Medicine Conference 06/04/09, sponsored in part by CCLS...more Stanford Bioengineering and SFSU CS awarded NIH grant on Annotating Functional Sites in 3D Biological Structures...more Dr. Chris Smith from SFSU Biology Department wins prestigious NIH grant...more CCLS Announces winners of Mini-Grants for Fall 2008...more A team led by Dr. Kazunori Okada wins the best poster honorable mention award at SPIE Medical Imaging Conference...more Dr. Rahul Singh from CS Department receives NSF Faculty Early Career Development Grant |
Welcome to the newly formed SFSU Center for Computing for Life Sciences (CCLS) The Center for Computing in Life Sciences (CCLS) is part of a University-wide strategic thrust towards interdisciplinary research and education. It addresses the emerging trend of integration of life sciences and computational and mathematical sciences. It involves faculty, researchers, and students from the SFSU departments of Biology, Biochemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics. The broad research program of the center emphasizes investigations in topics varying from Bioinformatics and Computational Drug Discovery to complex data visualization and development of new paradigms for data modeling, user interfaces and web-engineering in contexts involving life sciences. The CCLS provides an environment for faculty to cooperate, for students to work on multidisciplinary projects including those involving culmination degrees and for collaboration with industrial and academic partners. The center also hosts a number of external advisors and collaborators. Prof. Dragutin Petkovic |
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