Justine and Jim Mullen ’80 Fund RPI Projects in Computational Biology

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Justine and Jim Mullen ’80 have made a generous donation to RPI for computational biology research with a focus on artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
The donation aligns with RPI Forward strategic priorities and supports several research projects and a workshop in computational biology.
The funding will allow RPI faculty and students to lead projects in areas where breakthroughs in fundamental science often occur at the interface of different research fields.
The donation will fund seven research projects and one workshop, supporting eight faculty members, six graduate students, and one post-doctoral researcher.
The projects aim to address global issues that affect humanity while empowering graduate student research and education.
The donation also underscores RPI’s priority on computational, life sciences, and biotechnology fields and highlights alumni engagement as outlined in the RPI Forward strategic plan.

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