Applications for the 2014/15 BMI program will be open mid-September, 2013.
The application period for admission to the 2013/14 PhD and Academic MS degree programs is now closed.
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The Biomedical Informatics Training Program is an interdisciplinary graduate and postdoctoral training program, part of the Biosciences Program at Stanford University's School of Medicine. Our mission is to train future research leaders to design and implement novel quantitative and computational methods that solve challenging problems across the entire spectrum of biology and medicine. The program is flexible, and attracts applicants with training in biology, research and clinical medicine, computer science, statistics, engineering and related disciplines. We have an active diversity recruitment program, and strongly encourage applications from traditionally underrepresented minorities, those from disadvantaged backgrounds, and those with disabilities. See our Diversity page for more information.
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BMI celebrated Dr. Lawrence M Fagan with a retirement ceremony on May 4, 2013. Ken Jung presentation of "Automated Detection of Systematic Off-label Drug Use In Free Text of Electronic Medical Records" received the best paper award at AMIA/TBI 2013. Nigam Shah makes the front page with his study regarding Mining information contained in clinical notes could yield early signs of harmful drug reactions Alumna Jessica D. Tenenbaum, PhD was the Chair of the AMIA 2013 Scientific Program Committee, 2013 Summit on Translational Bioinformatics (TBI). Alumna Maureen Hillenmeyer, PhD, won the Burroughs Wellcome Fund Interfaces in Science award in 2012. |
