Hi, I hope these groups are the right place to post this sort of
question...
I'm presently an molecular biology undergrad in my senior year here at
Princeton trying to determine which graduate schools offer programs in
computer-biology. I'm presently doing my senior thesis on misexpresion
of a novel gene in the drosophila eye imaginal disc, but I've been taking
computer courses for fun and would like to change my area of focus
towards that direction in graduate school.
So I was wondering if anyone could give me some input on what schools
to look into since application deadlines are coming up real soon now...
Thanks in advance.
-Benjamin Y. Lee
As an aside, though I work in a "fly lab," I don't happen to work for
Prof Wieschaus. I did have the opportunity to attend the press conference
held on campus though which was quite exciting. 8-)
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