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Major Objectives

  • Establish world-class academic and research programs at the University of Minnesota Rochester
  • Leverage the University of Minnesota’s academic and research capabilities in partnership with IBM, Mayo Clinic, Hormel Institute, and other industry leaders
  • Build academic and research programs that complement southeast Minnesota’s existing leadership roles in health sciences, biosciences, engineering and technology
  • Create academic and research programs that provide applications to economic activities via innovation, translational research, and clinical experiences

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Program Mission

The mission of the Biomedical Informatics and Computational Biology (BICB) program is to conduct research and provide education through the establishment of academic and research programs.  All BICB academic and research programs are established between the University of Minnesota Rochester (UMR) and University of Minnesota Twin Cities (UMTC) with collaboration from Mayo Clinic, IBM, and Hormel Institute.  Initially, an interdisciplinary, all-University graduate program in biomedical informatics and computational biology will be established. 

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Program Background

BICB was established as a result of legislative funding and support driven by the recommendations of the Governor of Minnesota’s appointed Rochester Higher Education Development Committee (RHEDC).  The committee recommended the collaborative development of an institution that focuses on health science, bioscience, engineering, and technology.  This institution is the University of Minnesota Rochester.

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Contact Information

Jim Clausen
Program Management Consultant for Bioscience
University of Minnesota Rochester
111 South Broadway
Rochester, MN 55904
Office: 507-280-4630
E-mail: claus158@umn.edu
Fax: 507-280-2820

Michael Olesen
Program Director for Bioscience at UMR
Walter Library Room 499
117 Pleasant Street SE
Minneapolis, MN  55455
UMTC Office: 612-625-6414
UMR Office: 507-280-4647
E-mail: olese001@umn.edu
Fax: 612-625-2002

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