Connecting the Future of Computational Biology
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Amplifying the voices of Black women in computational and quantitative biosciences across the globe
The Black Women in Computational Biology Network connects our scientists worldwide to a community, professional connections, opportunities, and resources to transform the face of the computational biology field.
PhD Student
Recently joined BWCB! Currently a PhD student studying Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Houston
KAVI Institute of Clinical Research
Recently joined BWCB! Currently a research fellow in immunology and cancer genomics with a background in molecular biology and bioinformatics
Esther Maina
Kenya Institute of Bioinformatics
Recently joined BWCB! Currently a Research Assistant at the Kenya Institute of Bioinformatics
BWCB Membership Benefits & Values
This online platform houses resources, member stories, events, and more. Becoming a member means you identify as a Black woman in this field and gives you access to exclusive newsletters, communications, and member opportunities. There is no membership fee at this time.
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The contributions of Black women in science are essential and we strive to amplify these voices
Centering Black women as scientists
We believe in leveling the playing field and using the power of community to power collective change toward opportunity
Building equitable social capital for career advancement
From our seminars, podcasts, community events, and new fundraising goals, we're continuing and building opportunities for our members to grow through up-skilling and development experiences
Fostering transformative growth opportunities
Computational Biology
Computational biology and bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary field that develops and applies computational methods to analyse large collections of biological data, such as genetic sequences, cell populations or protein samples, to make new predictions or discover new biology. The computational methods used include analytical methods, mathematical modelling and simulation. (Nature.com)
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