The Statistics and Genomics Seminar series is very interdisciplinary
and covers a wide range of topics at the interface between the
biological and computational sciences. Speakers have diverse
backgrounds and include biologists, clinicians, computer scientists,
mathematicians, and statisticians, at the faculty, postdoctoral, and
graduate student levels. The audience consists primarily of
statisticians and biologists from UC Berkeley and neighboring
institutions, such as, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and
UC San Francisco.
The seminar is offered as part of the Center
for Computational Biology and students may earn up to two units by
registering for the course PB HLTH 292.
The seminar is held Thursday from 4:10 pm until 5:00 pm in room 1011
Evans Hall.