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The Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology

As health care and information technology become further intertwined, the ability of patients, health care professionals, researchers and policy makers to use of health information quickly and accurately has become crucial.

The Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology (DMICE) at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) was established in 2003, with activities in these areas dating back to 1989. Our mission is to provide leadership, discovery and dissemination of knowledge in biomedical informatics, health information management, and clinical epidemiology.

Our research and educational degree and certificate programs are recognized worldwide for their innovation and accomplishments. Although housed in the OHSU School of Medicine, DMICE has a wide variety of collaborators across OHSU and beyond.

NEWS & INFORMATION

 

Guest speakers and student presentations To view videos of guest speakers and student presentations please visit the "oninformatics" blog.
To view the schedule of upcoming speakers and presentations visit our Events page.

 

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CBIT Webinar: Wednesday, May 23rd Ethan Cerami, Ph.D. will discuss the cBio Cancer Genomics Portal (11am ET, 8am PT) http://t.co/SkNx4Vpc

Excellent collection of data visualization tools from Datavisualization.ch http://t.co/x5QvRnM6

Seminar: Dr. Gad Getz, Director, Cancer Genomics Informatics and Computational Biology from the Broad Institute... http://t.co/m9lIlyPw

Lecturer in Statistical Bioinformatics: Open Position at School of Mathematics, Statistics and Applied... http://t.co/sMeHyO6H

Call for Posters - ECCB 2012 http://t.co/xdZlESd9

The 12th Workshop on Algorithms for Bioinformatics (WABI 2012) September 10-12, 2012, Ljubljana, Slovenia. New... http://t.co/lLfYdxCi

Seminar Today: Donald B. Rubin, PhD "For Objective Causal Inference, Design Trumps Analysis" 12pm in MacHall 1162

Jackson Laboratory Seminar "Mouse Genetic Background Effects, and the Importance of Genetic Stability and... http://t.co/VUFxyqcM

Seminar Today: Dr. Michael Lewis “Modeling Mammary Gland Development and Breast Cancer” HRC 14D03 10:00 – 11:00 Tuesday, May 15th

Seminar: Jackilen Shannon, Ph.D - "Let’s Get Healthy! A Resource for Community-based Biospecimens &... http://t.co/0APnrb3Q

May 11th would have been Richard Feynman's 94th Birthday. Here is an excerpt from one of his lectures that reminds... http://t.co/ngkvQfQT

Free Webinar: "Approaches to Microbiome Analysis" 5/16 at 11am ET. See website for registration details http://t.co/tD3dHSDC

BCB Faculty Melissa Haendel discusses the CTSA connect project, a collaboration between the OHSU Ontology... http://t.co/yBzjEcsb

OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Cancer Biology Group meeting Drs. Nick Smith and Emily Bubbers (Wong Lab) MAY 11TH,... http://t.co/kv7m0I9H

Every Week is OHSU Research Week - A OHSU StudentSpeak blog by BCB PhD Fellow Kyle Ambert. You can see Kyle and... http://t.co/vGHIkraP

Dupont is looking for a Bioinformatics Programmer/Analyst at the DuPont Central Research and Development campus... http://t.co/smNKMn6q

BCB Faculty Carlo Torniai highlights some recent work by the OHSU Ontology Development Group at OHSU Research... http://t.co/ualKElDc

OHSU Bioinformatics and Computational Biology PhD Fellow Tracie Nettleton presenting her work on using optical... http://t.co/Yn3TK0Ri

OHSU Bioinformatics and Computational Biology PhD Fellow David Gibbs presenting his work on data integration and... http://t.co/WVI9RpkG

Course of Interest: Data Modeling with with Information Theory. Fall 2012 at PSU http://t.co/t2sjcMpq

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