Alpan Raval
Assistant
Professor, Mathematics, Claremont Graduate University
Assistant Professor, Computational Biology, Keck Graduate Institute of Applied
Life Sciences
Contact:
School of Mathematical Sciences
Claremont Graduate University
710 N. College Ave., Claremont, CA 91711.
Tel: (909) 607 3352 Fax: (909) 607 8261
e-mail: alpan.raval@cgu.edu
and
Keck Graduate Institute of Applied Life Sciences,
Tel: (909) 607 0388 Fax: (909) 607 8086
e-mail: araval@kgi.edu
Research Interests
- Applications of graph theory to biological networks
- Protein evolution
- Protein sequence-structure correlations
- Information theory and sequence analysis
- Non-equilibrium statistical physics
- Black hole physics and cosmology
Curriculum
Vitae
Publications
Courses
Math 341/KGI 413: Applied Stochastic Methods for Computational Biology
Math 462: Bayesian Inference and Machine Learning
Joint CGU/SDSU Ph.D. program in Computational Science
This interdisciplinary program is conducted jointly by the School of
Mathematical Sciences at Claremont Graduate University and San Diego State University,
with the aim of training students in the application of computational methods
to problems in diverse disciplines, including science, technology and
mathematics. For a detailed description of the program, admission procedures,
curriculum and handbook, visit the SDSU website
for the program.
Computational Biology links
- The CMS Molecular Biology Resource page.
- The Structural Classification of Proteins database.
- ClustalW for multiple sequence alignment.
- The Bioinformatics journal homepage.
- Link to the BUGS software for Gibbs sampling.
- kernel-machines.org, for publications and software on kernel machines.
- BioPerl
Physics links
Other useful stuff
- The Claremont Colleges
- Bioexchange.com, a resource for biotech careers.
- mathworks.com, for Matlab-related support.
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Last modified: Wed Sep 7 15:32:00 PDT 2005