CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology (PICB)

CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology (PICB) A partner institute for computational biology, a warm family, and a bridge connecting east and west.

Advances in biotechnology have created more and new large-scale data-sets which in turn require better integration of data-analysis, hypothesis-formation and experiments. To address this paradigm shift, a new institute “CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology” is founded by the Max Planck Society and the Chinese Academy of Sciences jointly.The procedures of the establishment of the ins

titute as well as of the recruitment of the directors follow the model of the Max-Planck-Society. The institute have 4 departments and 4 Independent Research Groups (each group 5 -10 scientists / postdocs / students) and allow further modification and growth. The Partner Institute will also work closely with experimental and biomathematics research institutes in China and Germany, as well as in other countries. The groups cover the diversity of the interdisciplinary research field. The institute has teaching and educational functions and will exchange students and scientists with the leading institutes in the field both in China and abroad to ensure the growth and future of the institute.

21/10/2015

PICB is going to be 10 years old!

18/02/2015

Happy Chinese New Year!

Let's celebrate!
13/05/2014

Let's celebrate!

The Max Planck Society and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) are celebrating 40 years of cooperation on 12 - 14 May 2014 in Beijing and Shanghai.

We are always a big family!
11/06/2013

We are always a big family!

29/04/2013

Courses from Center for Genomic Regulation in Barcelona.

Courses@CRG is an initiative of the CRG to expand the training offer and to expose our researchers to novel technologies, approaches and emerging fields of science.Courses@CRG cover a wide range of topics, from practical scientific and technological courses to complementary/transferable skills and c...

29/04/2013

Codefest 2013 in Berlin, for those interested in Bio-coding. See you in Berlin.

OpenBio Codefest 2013 will take place July 17th and 18th, 2013 (the two days before BOSC 2013) in Berlin, Germany at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. This is a great opportunity for open source bioinformatics developers to meet and work collaboratively. We hope to have developers from projects such a...

29/12/2012

Congratulations to Philipp Khaitovich, becoming the new director of PICB! Philipp is one of the first researchers coming to PICB in 2006. Hope in the future, more and more researcher in the institute can gain great achievement and become successful scientists. Good luck, Philipp; good luck, PICB

20/11/2012

http://ccli.ist.unomaha.edu/iccs2013/

Bioinformatics is a young discipline that integrates mathematical and computational techniques with biological knowledge to analyze genetic information. Bioinformatics techniques are playing an increasingly important role in the biosciences. Using these techniques, analysis of the vast amounts of da...

19/11/2012

Does anyone know that why pdf() dev.off() doesn't work in loop when running 'ggplot2' library?

57th Biophysics annual meeting in Philadelphia.
08/11/2012

57th Biophysics annual meeting in Philadelphia.

57th Annual Meeting

07/09/2012

Let's show the warmest welcome to all the new PhD students of PICB!

07/09/2012

Otto Warburg International Summer School and Research Symposium on Genes, Metabolism, and Systems Modelling, which was held in PICB this year, has just ended. Thanks to all the speakers to give us such great talks. And also thanks to all the participants for your attendance. Hope we can see each other again next year!

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