Biomedical Computation Review

Summer 2014

Table of Contents

Featured Articles

Seizures, In Theory: Computational Neuroscience and Epilepsy

Katharine Miller

Designing Life’s Layered Circuits: Tools of the Trade

Sarah C.P. Williams

Top 12 List for Biocomputing: A Decade of Progress and Challenges Ahead

Ruth Nussinov, PhD

Top 10 Retrospective: Reflections on a Decade of Biomedical Computing

Kristin Sainani

In This Issue

Genomic Sequencing: Overcoming Challenges to a Bright Future

Megan Grove, MS, CGC

Curating Drugs’ Potential with SWEETLEAD

KATHARINE MILLER

Drilling for Insight: NIH Funding for Biocomputing

Katharine Miller

Prostate Cancer: Crunching the Numbers

Alexander Gelfand

Probing Huntington’s Origins: Computational Approaches May Lead to Earlier Interventions

Esther Landhuis

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Mutual Information: A Universal Measure of Statistical Dependence

Justin B. Kinney, PhD

Streamlining Lipids

Katharine Miller

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