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The Center for Bioimage Informatics at Carnegie Mellon University brings together faculty from engineering, biology and computer science to

• identify important biological problems in which images are the primary data source,
• frame a solution to the problem using engineering and computer science principles,
• collect or obtain relevant images,
• identify criteria for evaluating success,
• implement the solution, and
• evaluate and disseminate the results.

The Center is both physical (see map) and virtual (catalyzing collaborations between its participating faculty). It was founded as a result of a large, multi-institution Information Technology Research grant from the National Science Foundation. The project is led by B. S. Manjunath at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Robert F. Murphy at Carnegie Mellon.

There are a number of opportunities for graduate training in the Center.