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Located within the Texas Medical Center, the school provides a unique collaborative research and learning environment in Biomedical Informatics. The school’s mission is interdisciplinary graduate education and research, bringing together the engineering, computer and biological sciences. The educational programs lead to Certificates in Health Informatics and Public Health Informatics,  a Masters degree, or a Doctoral degree in Health Informatics. Focus areas include:  Clinical Informatics, Computational Biomedicine and Learning & Technology. Our School, and several of our faculty, are also affiliated with the University of Texas Department of Biomedical Engineering.

The school’s important work will define the future of healthcare: researchers will have better tools to advance treatments and cures; doctors will have better diagnostics and ways to access information; and patients will have better access to personalized care…anywhere…anytime. To learn how you can help, see Friends and Donors


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Faculty Spotlight: Stefan Birmanns, PhD
Researcher creates 3D images with innovative approach to computational modeling

Electronic health records need better monitoring, UT prof reports

*NEW Video, "What is SHIS?"

First UTHSC-H Student Selected for U.S.-Brazil Exchange Program
Plans to study role of health informatics and telemedicine

Recent Faculty Recruits Receive $2.5 million STAR Award
Award will advance translational research, collaboration through new center


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Recent Research Publications

P Diaz, S S Phatak, J Xu, F R Fronczek, F Astruc-Diaz, C M Thompson, C N Cavasotto, and M Naguib (2009).
2,3-Dihydro-1-Benzofuran Derivatives as a Series of Potent Selective Cannabinoid Receptor 2 Agonists: Design, Synthesis, and Binding Mode Prediction through Ligand-Steered Modeling.
ChemMedChem.
Claudio N Cavasotto and Sharangdhar S Phatak (2009).
Homology modeling in drug discovery: current trends and applications.
Drug Discov Today 14(13-14):676-83.
E V Bernstam, J W Smith, and T R Johnson (2009).
What is biomedical informatics?
J Biomed Inform.
Jiajie Zhang and Hongbin Wang (2009).
An exploration of the relations between external representations and working memory.
PLoS One 4(8):e6513.
E V Bernstam, W R Hersh, I Sim, D Eichmann, J C Silverstein, J W Smith, and M J Becich (2009).
Unintended consequences of health information technology: a need for biomedical informatics.
J Biomed Inform.

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