Bioinformattics projects @ iocb, 2011 - Bangalore

Institute Of Computational Biology offers Bioinformatics Research Projects for the students in the following domain:
• Biological Database Development
• In silico Drug Designing
• Systems Biology
• Biological Network Designing
• Phylogenetic Analysis
• Cancer Biology
• Microbial Bioinformatics
• Micro array data analysis
• Subtractive Genomics

Highlights of the Project work:

• Student /Project trainees will be given complete training on all the software’s relevant to the project work.
• All the projects are research based having scope of national/international publication and presentation.
• Projects will be offered based on past knowledge of students and their interest in a specific research area in bioinformatics.
• Our research advisers include researchers from Yale University, USA, Wageningen University and Research Center (WUR), Netherlands, IGIB, Delhi, University of Calcutta
• Working candidates can undergo the bioinformatics research work on weekends.

Duration Of the Project: 1/2/3/4/6 months.
IOCB assists all outstation students to get accommodation in Paying Guest near to office location.
Procedure for Registration:
Download the application form the link below. For registration, send the filled up application form along with a draft of Rs 4000 made in favour of "IOCB, Bangalore" payable at Bangalore.
Group discounts applicable for a group of 3 or more candidates.
For more information: httpwww.iocbindiaresearch.org/projects.htm
For further details / Registrations contact us at:
INSTITUTE OF COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY
25,1st Floor, 1st Main Road, Domlur Layout,
Bangalore - 560 071
Karnataka, INDIA
Email: compbioindia@gmail.com
Tel: 080- 41571426/27
Website: httpwww.iocbindiaresearch.org/
About Institute Of Computational Biology, Bangalore:
IOCB, Bangalore has computational biology and clinical research as its area of focus. We promote the growth and prosperity of Bioinformatics sciences in India and Abroad. We are premier educational, R&D and development centre of Computational Biology.