SRM medical college hosts national conference on bioinformatics and computational biology
SRM Medical College hosted the IndiBioCom 2026 conference to discuss advancements in bioinformatics and computational biology. The event focused on integrating computational science with clinical medicine to improve patient-centered healthcare.
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The integration of AI and computational biology is critical for the future of personalized medicine and drug discovery.
SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre hosted a three-day bioinformatics and computational biology conference covering developments in modern life sciences, including population genomics, cancer genomics, microbial genomics, computational drug discovery, vaccine design, antimicrobial resistance, digital pathology, and AI-driven biomedical research.
Titled IndiBioCom 2026, the conference featured experts and speakers from leading academic and research institutions in the country, including K. Thangaraj, CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Hyderabad, and G.P.S. Raghava, Director, IIT Delhi.
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