UC San Diego’s Center for Computational Biology & Bioinformatics (CCBB) is a collaborative center that provides investigators with bioinformatics expertise to analyze large molecular datasets and develop novel algorithms. We have expertise in genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics, systems biology and translational medicine. Our services include data analysis, biological interpretation, grant writing and training.
CCBB opened in 2014 with generous support from the Dean’s Office, the Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute (ACTRI) and several key faculty members at UC San Diego. The CCBB Bioinformatics Steering Committee is led by Trey Ideker, Ph.D.. Our scientists and engineers collaborate with research groups at UC San Diego and neighboring institutions to analyze and interpret molecular data, develop new algorithms and create open-source computational tools.
Our Mission
UC San Diego’s Center for Computational Biology & Bioinformatics (CCBB) enables world-class research at UC San Diego through expert data analysis and interpretation. The center’s goals are to:
- Provide exceptional fee-for-service computational analysis and algorithm development.
- Foster long-term collaborations with the UC San Diego research community.
- Educate biomedical investigators on analysis tools and techniques.
- Connect bioinformaticians on campus and promote exchange of expertise.
CCBB office hours
Beginning May 2023, CCBB will host in-person office hours in BRF2, to provide a space for informal consultation, project planning, or other questions. Please contact Brin Rosenthal () before stopping by, as our schedules are subject to change. The schedule may be found here.