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Phillip Compeau
United States
Registrace 16. 08. 2011
CZcams channel for Phillip Compeau, Assoc. Teaching Professor and Asst. Dept. Head in Carnegie Mellon's Computational Biology Department
My homepage is compeau.cbd.cmu.edu.
My homepage is compeau.cbd.cmu.edu.
Biological Modeling Campaign Video
This video is the campaign introduction for the Kickstarter and Indiegogo campaigns around Biological Modeling: A Short Tour
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Motifs in Biological Networks: A Brief Dive
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This is the final project presentation of "BioDiversity", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Using Computers to Find Organelles
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This is the final project presentation of "The Biohazards", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Computational Biology and Gene Regulation
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This is the final project presentation of "heterozyGOATS", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Game Theory in Evolution: The Optimization of Life
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This is the final project presentation of "The Mighty Chondria", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Using CryoEM to Determine 3-D Protein Structure
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This is the final project presentation of "Go Getters", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Neural Networks and Tumor Detection
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This is the final project presentation of "B. cereus", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
DNA Computing
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This is the final project presentation of "Walmart Warriors", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
How Do We Identify Someone's Ethnic Background?
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This is the final project presentation of "Uncalled Four", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Analyzing Gene Evolution in Heterogeneous Tumors
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This is the final project presentation of "SANS", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Designing Vaccines
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This is the final project presentation of "Vagabonds", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Modeling the Spread of Infectious Disease
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This is the final project presentation of "Byte Me", a student colony group in the 2020 PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
Finding Transcription Factor Binding Sites
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This is the final project presentation of "Compass Quad", a student colony group in the PreCollege Program in Computational Biology. For more information about this program, consult our website at www.cbd.cmu.edu/education/pre-college/index.html.
The PreCollege Program in Computational Biology at Carnegie Mellon University
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This talk, delivered at ISMB 2020 (www.iscb.org/ismb2020), discussed the PreCollege Program in Computational Biology, a three-week immersive educational summer program for high school students launched in 2019. Speakers are Phillip Compeau and Josh Kangas, the directors of the program. Learn about how the program is structured, with students performing real research on Pittsburgh's Three Rivers...
What is Computational Biology? The Computational Biology Major at Carnegie Mellon University
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Learn a little about the field of computational biology and how to study computational biology as an undergraduate student in Carnegie Mellon University's world-acclaimed School of Computer Science. 00:00 Introduction 01:59 So what is computational biology, anyway? 22:14 Some details about studying computational biology at Carnegie Mellon 31:28 What makes our major a unique experience outside o...
Programming for Lovers: Building a Gravity Simulator with Object-Oriented Programming
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Programming for Lovers: Building a Gravity Simulator with Object-Oriented Programming
The Newspaper Problem and Genome Sequencing
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The Newspaper Problem and Genome Sequencing
Fascinating your crops (GMO example) how what was once something used in the phrase "Imagine if..." but now a reality
That was very helpful, thank you.
why is it called langtons loops when the cellular automata uses a completly different system from langtons ant. in the action based on position of the ant the the color of the tile. in this loop system its applied to every tile at once and based on the tile and the color of its 4 neightbours.
It isn't Langton's ant
Because it was made by Langton.
If you want to know more about computational biology, check out my best-selling book with Pavel Pevzner that you can start reading for free online: bioinformaticsalgorithms.org.