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Research Emphasis Area(s)

  • Biometry and Biosystems Informatics
Bonnie Hurwitz
bhurwitz@arizona.edu
Assistant Professor, BE / Clinical Instructor, Pharmacy Practice-Science / Assistant Professor, Genetics - GIDP / Assistant Professor, Statistics-GIDP
(520) 626-9819
Office:
Shantz 504A
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Current Activities

   
Students analyzing data obtained from biosensor.

Hurwitz Lab committed to open science. Develop bioinformatics tools and support community data resources, our projects enable large-scale "–omics" analyses at all levels of computational-ability.  With large-scale data-sets, high-throughput computing, and big data analytics, we leverage technology to answer questions related to the relationship between microbes, their hosts, and the environment. 


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