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| - | I am a first year graduate student working on Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Texas Tech University, | + | I am a first year graduate student working on Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Texas Tech University, Texas. |
| + | I am interested in computation in biology and medicine. I think bioinformatics research should not only focus on the developing of computing algorithms and tools, but also exhibit biological meanings by strongly connecting with biologists. | ||
| - | + | This is my homepage: http://narnia.cs.ttu.edu | |
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| - | This is my homepage: http://narnia.cs.ttu.edu | + | |
I have heard about biological computing a long time ago, it would be great here to see how biological guys build up basic binary computing units, OR-gate, NOR-gate, AND-gate, etc., from biochemical reactions. It's great, "one day, your computer may be just a drop of solution." | I have heard about biological computing a long time ago, it would be great here to see how biological guys build up basic binary computing units, OR-gate, NOR-gate, AND-gate, etc., from biochemical reactions. It's great, "one day, your computer may be just a drop of solution." | ||
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I am a first year graduate student working on Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Texas Tech University, Texas. I am interested in computation in biology and medicine. I think bioinformatics research should not only focus on the developing of computing algorithms and tools, but also exhibit biological meanings by strongly connecting with biologists.
This is my homepage: http://narnia.cs.ttu.edu
I have heard about biological computing a long time ago, it would be great here to see how biological guys build up basic binary computing units, OR-gate, NOR-gate, AND-gate, etc., from biochemical reactions. It's great, "one day, your computer may be just a drop of solution."
