Travis Wheeler
Travis is an Assosciate Professor in the Pharmacy Practice & Science Department at the University of Arizona. He’s been developing computational methods for addressing biological questions and data for more than 25 years, yet is regularly reminded by the talented folks in his lab that there is an awful lot he doesn’t know. Historically, his research has revolved around genomics data (sequence alignment, database search, phylogeny inferemce, annotation, …). These days, he also gets excited about projects in the domains of virtual drug discovery and computer vision for animal tracking and behavior classification.
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University of Arizona
Department
of Pharmacy Practice & Science
Applied Mathematics
(Affiliate)
School of Information (Affiliate)
Genetics
Graduate Program (Affiliate)
LBNL / Joint Genome Institute
(Affiliate)
University of Montana
Department of Computer Science
(Affiliate)
Cellular, Molecular, and Microbial Biology
(Affiliate)
Biochemistry (Affiliate)
Regular Collaborators
(alphabetical order)
- Doug Brinkerhoff @ University of Montana - Computer Science (down the hall!)
- Robert Hubley and Arian Smit @ Institute for Systems Biology
- Nathan Insel @ University of Montana - Psychology
- Jason McDermott @ Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
- Amit Roy @ Rocky Mountain Labs (NIH)
- Vishwesh Venkatraman @ Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Education
BS, Evolutionary Biology, University of Arizona, 1995
PhD,
Computer Science, University of Arizona, 2009
Postdoc, Sean Eddy,
HHMI, Janelia Research Campus, 2009-2014
