The Department of Biological Sciences Celebrates the Opening of the Pe'er/Bussemaker Lab for Systems Biology
In early May scientists at Columbia University gathered in room 607 of
the Sherman Fairchild building on Morningside campus to celebrate the
new Pe'er/Bussemaker Lab for Systems Biology—the first of its kind at
the University. The goal of the lab is to develop and apply complex
tools that can probe and derive meaning from mountains of data now
being created in the rapidly expanding field of systems and
computational biology.
In early May scientists at Columbia University gathered in room 607 of
the Sherman Fairchild building on Morningside campus to celebrate the
new Pe'er/Bussemaker Lab for Systems Biology—the first of its kind at
the University. The goal of the lab is to develop and apply complex
tools that can probe and derive meaning from mountains of data now
being created in the rapidly expanding field of systems and
computational biology.