Department of BioHealth Informatics
Solving today’s health challenges
The Department of BioHealth Informatics draws on expertise from disciplines such as biology, mathematics, and medicine to enhance our understanding of life sciences and advance health care.
Our faculty, students, and alumni solve critical health issues through inventive applications of information technology and computing by:
- Making agricultural discoveries through biological data analysis.
- Giving more people access to doctors through better clinical data.
- Developing technologies and devices that revolutionize patient care.
Degree programs
Informatics is the key to solving our biggest health challenges. Our undergraduate degree, graduate degree, and certificate programs prepare you for in-demand careers in fields that include health information management, medical coding, and bioinformatics.
Faculty and research
Our world-class researchers are advancing health care and life sciences through pioneering research—and preparing our students for tomorrow’s opportunities.
Learn about our research labs
- Purkayastha Lab for Health Innovation: Developing novel ideas in health care delivery that leverage IT.
- The Janga Lab of Genomics and Systems Biology: Developing computational approaches to mine biomedical data.
Department News
- Josette Jones named to national informatics forum
March 8, 2021 - Liu receives NIH R01 grant to develop new computational methods for proteoform identification
October 9, 2020 - Students rise to the COVID Challenge
October 6, 2020
Our researchers work with and mentor students on a nationally funded project that models electronic health record data to optimize clinic scheduling and improve access to care for Indiana patients.