The Meharry School of Applied Computational Sciences advances scholarship in key domains of computational sciences by Innovating through academic excellence and impactful research, Connecting to key health care industries, businesses, influencers, and thought leaders in the areas of computational science, and Serving society at large.
Our students embrace our mission to innovate, connect and serve.
Wajehah Sanders is finding the balance and experience to pivot to build a career in drug discovery.
Brittany City is using hands-on course projects to pursue her passion – and advance her career – in data science.
Shara Taylor is discovering the remarkable applications of data science with the interactive classes she needs for success.
Clarence White seeks to use data science to stop cyber attacks before they happen.
Aleesa Mann is turning to data science to extend her impact in the advocacy world.
Zerick Dunbar, Meharry SACS’s first graduate, enhanced his doctoral studies with the biomedical data science certificate.
Learn to harness big data, precision modeling informatics, biostatistics and other aspects of data science to positively impact health care and public health.
Learn to harness big data, precision modeling informatics, biostatistics and other aspects of data science to positively impact health care.
Our Research and Development faculty apply big data techniques to addressing COVID-19, improving patient care, understanding health inequities and other complex health care issues.
Our Research and Development faculty apply big data techniques to addressing COVID-19, improving patient care, understanding health inequities and other complex health care issues.
We collaborate with our colleagues at Meharry Medical College as well as businesses and organizations in the health care and technology communities in Nashville and beyond.
We collaborate with our colleagues at Meharry Medical College as well as businesses and organizations in the health care and technology communities in Nashville and beyond.
New treatments, early disease detection and improved patient care are all benefits of the digital, interconnected health care system. But that data ecosystem is also susceptible to cybersecurity threats. Meharry SACS seeks to prepare Biomedical Data Science Ph.D. students to tackle these challenges. A $60,000 grant from the CAE-Cybersecurity Education Diversity Initiative will create a…
When Loni Taylor presented at the National Big Data Health Science Conference at the University of South Carolina, she expected to contribute important insight into race and Alzheimer’s Disease. Instead, the Biomedical Data Science Ph.D. student experienced much more. She met students and faculty from several institutions who share her research interests. But she also had the new experience of providing the lead presentation for an entire session.