BIOMEDICAL DATA SCIENCE SCHOLARLY LITERATURE 2

BMI 883

A variety of skills that are important for a successful research career are often left to students to develop on their own. This course attempts to fill many of those gaps, including writing and reviewing papers, securing research funding, giving talks, presenting posters, making a personal website, job opportunities in universities and industry, and teaching.

BMI 826

Covers advanced topics in the areas of biostatistics and biomedical informatics. Includes reading and discussion of original literature and individual student projects.

BMI 881

Critical evaluation of the scholarly literature is a crucial skill for researchers. Through this course, students will develop this valuable skill by focused reading and discussion of a variety of journal articles of present or historical importance from the biomedical sciences literature, including biostatistics, biomedical informatics, and relevant topics in statistics and computer science.

BMI 800

Learn how to conduct research as an interdisciplinary scientist at the interface of biomedical sciences and data science. Consider the diverse career trajectories available to an individual scientist. Gain an overview of problems in the field, approaches and practices in biomedical research, and different examples of approaches and paths taken from conceptualization to implementation of computational/statistical/data science tools to address specific biomedical research problems.

BMI 884

A variety of skills that are important for a successful research career are often left to students to develop on their own. This course attempts to fill many of those gaps, including writing and reviewing papers, securing research funding, giving talks, presenting posters, making a personal website, job opportunities in universities and industry, and teaching.