Computer Assisted Structure Elucidation (CASE) of chemical compounds is one of the classical problems positioned at the intersection of informatics, chemistry, and mathematics.
Positioned at the confluence of mathematics, biology, informatics, chemistry, and physics, cryptography and steganography represent the ultimate means for information protection.
The good thing about these institutes (for pupils between age 14 and 19) is that they give you the chance to study generic techniques for 2 years before choosing what you really want to specialise in the next 3 years, such as mechanics, informatics, or chemistry.
In reaction to this problem, Germany's major funding body for university research, the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), decided in October 1999 to grant full BAT IIa positions to Ph.D. students in disciplines such as engineering, informatics, physics, chemistry, and applied mathematics to make the academic career more attractive.
Examples of quantitative scientific and technical backgrounds considered appropriate for this award include, but are not limited to, mathematics, statistics, economics, computer science, imaging science, informatics, physics, chemistry, and engineering.
This novel hybrid strategy provides therefore an effortless, fair, and robust way to measure learning outcome even on large courses, and could well be applicable in other disciplines with complex and stepwise problem-solving requirements, such as mathematics, physics, informatics or chemistry.
Currently, BGR employs people with very diverse academic backgrounds and degrees in disciplines such as geology, geophysics, mineralogy, chemistry, informatics, agriculture, biology, and forestry (among others).
Indeed, the current revolution in the life sciences has to a large degree been driven by the availability of new tools developed by physics, chemistry, informatics, and engineering.
With regard to scientific fields, most of the researchers represent the biological sciences (13.7 %), informatics (12.1 %), chemistry (9.9 %), engineering (22 %), and the medical sciences (theoretical and clinical together 19.2 %) (Table 5).
With the increasing potential of informatics, in silico chemistry has significantly increased the scope of interest and the available field of investigations.
At the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Denise Koo, director of the career development division in the office of work force and career development, says, "We definitely can employ people at the M.S. level in biology, chemistry, informatics, and computer science".
