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Graduate Training

The Center provides dynamic graduate training opportunities through the Biodesign Institute's interdisciplinary graduate training program.

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Graduate students wishing to become part of the Evolutionary Functional Genomics must be accepted into the graduate program of one of the Center’s scientists. To do so, apply to the relevant department: Chemistry & Biochemistry, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics & Statistics, and the School of Life Sciences. Graduate fellowships are available through your chosen mentor.

This is a two-year masters program in Computational Biosciences, Bioinformatics, and Molecular Biology designed to train students capable of meeting the demand of today’s biotechnical and biomedical industries. Read More »

Visiting Fellows are outstanding researchers from leading universities and research laboratories worldwide. Nominated by the Center's scientists, they bring their unique understanding of specific topics to ASU by participating in collaborative research, conducting short courses or workshops, and presenting seminars.