I believe these are the "hot" fields that will lead to plenty of employment opportunities for biomathematicians and statisticians, computer scientists, chemists, computational biochemists, and physicists.
Biology departments at research universities and medical schools routinely carry out interdisciplinary projects that involve computer scientists, mathematicians, physicists, statisticians, and computational scientists.
Owing to the variability between experiments and methodologies, statisticians and computational biologists should guide proteomic analyses.
A historical perspective shows that progress in life sciences relies on solid backing from statisticians, mathematicians, computational scientists, and theoreticians in general.
This team comprises three roles: molecular biologists at both the data acquisition and the interpretation ends of the workflow, computational statisticians developing specialized data analysis modules in a variety of programming environments, and, finally, dedicated analysts assisting and articulating both groups.
He describes himself as a statistician specialized in computational statistics and healthcare applications.
The research area now commonly called 'bioinformatics' has brought together biologists, computer scientists, statisticians, and scientists of many other fields of expertise to work on computational solutions to biological problems.
This poses challenges for statisticians, mathematicians, and bioinformaticians, as well as computational and medical researchers.
"We'll need bioinformatics tools; we'll need statisticians; we'll need people who can build computational tools.
Considering areas of computational linguistics that can be interesting to statisticians, the authors describe three main aspects of computational linguistics: formal language, information retrieval, and machine learning.
