Meet the founders, researchers, and research interns currently presented by BioMacLab across genomics, bioinformatics, computational biology, research software, and scientific learning.
Guiding BioMacLab’s research direction, digital systems, scientific communication, and research-learning initiatives.
Sheikh Injamamul Islam is the founder of BioMacLab and a researcher whose public BioMacLab publication record includes comparative genomics, pathogen genomics, aquatic-animal health research, immunoinformatics,. See More ...
Khandker Shahed is a BioMacLab co-founder, programmer, and software developer. BioMacLab’s publication directory lists him as an author on comparative genomics and pathogenomics research, while. See More ...
Researchers presented by BioMacLab who contribute to bioinformatics, computational biology, biological data analysis, and collaborative research work.
University students and graduates presented by BioMacLab as research interns, with academic backgrounds spanning biotechnology, fisheries, pharmacy, microbiology, and related life-science disciplines.
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BioMacLab is developing ways to connect with university communities around bioinformatics learning, scientific discussion, research guidance, and practical computational biology activities.
Students, faculty members, research clubs, and academic societies can contact BioMacLab to discuss a realistic campus activity or student-led scientific initiative. Participation, responsibilities, and availability are confirmed case by case.
Tell us about your university, department, research club, or student community and the kind of bioinformatics activity you would like to explore.
Discuss Campus CollaborationThe institutions below appear because current BioMacLab founders or interns publicly identify study or academic affiliations with them.
These individual academic affiliations do not imply a formal institutional partnership, endorsement, funding relationship, or organizational agreement with BioMacLab.
Students, early-career researchers, and academic collaborators can contact BioMacLab about research learning, internships, bioinformatics collaboration, or a clearly scoped computational project. Availability and responsibilities are confirmed for each enquiry.
