Bioinformatics and biocomputing is a field that lies at the intersection of computer science and biology. You will learn to understand relevant principles of biology, for example, in the field of molecular genetics, evolutionary theory or neuroscience. However, computer science is the foundation - through it, you will learn to use and create algorithms to process, analyse and present biological data. <br> When you graduate, you'll be a specialist in bioinformatics and biology - inspired artificial intelligence. You'll be employed by biotech labs and companies working on intelligent data processing and AI applications.
Prof. Ing.
Ph.D.
He lectures on Computer Systems Design (how it works and how to build a processor) and a master's course Bio-Inspired Computers. It deals with the use of biology-inspired artificial intelligence for the design and optimization of software and hardware. He leads the Evolvable hardware research group at FIT.
Doc. Ing.
Ph.D.
He teaches the Master's course Bioinformatics, which introduces basic methods and algorithms for analysing biological data, usually in the form of DNA molecules and proteins. It focuses on the development of new tools in genomics and proteomics.
Doc. Ing.
CSc.
He has been dealing with artificial intelligence for more than 30 years and he is a pioneer of this discipline at FIT. Currently he teaches the Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence, Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems courses. He is the guarantor of the field/specialization Intelligent Systems and he leads the research group of the same name.
Doc. Ing.
CSc.