Welcome to the Department of Bioinformatics and Systems Medicine, home for students, researchers, and faculty who are committed to biomedical scientific discovery using AI and informatics. Bioinformatics and Systems Medicine focuses on molecular, cellular, and organ levels of the human biological system. We study genes, proteins, cells, biological networks, and images and integrate them with clinical and population data to address fundamental challenges in patient care.
Whether you are a prospective student, a potential collaborator, or a member of the public interested in the future of healthcare, we invite you to explore our work and join us.
VISION STATEMENT: BE AN AVID LEADER IN THE FIELD OF BIOINFORMATICS AND SYSTEMS MEDICINE FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND BIOMEDICAL DISCOVERY
We aim to transform healthcare by:
Cultivating future leaders in bioinformatics and precision medicine.
Developing and applying groundbreaking AI and informatics methods to tackle the most pressing challenges in biology and medicine.
Empowering basic and translational biomedical research through synergistic collaboration using informatics.
We crunched the numbers and they don't lie.
Career Outcomes for Bioinformatics and Systems Medicine | ||
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Average Salary | Average Salary Range | |
Houston | $157,160 | $77,000 - $286,000 |
Texas | $110,088 | $58,000 - $257,000 |
Nationwide | $143,698 | $86,000 - $298,057 |
Positions | ||
Medical Technologist | Research Scientist | Bioinformaticist |
Bioinformatics Engineer | Bioinformatician | Bioinformatics Analyst |
Systems Biologist | Medical Assistant | Bioinformatics Associate |
Updated: 06/16/2025