Computational Biology & Artificial Intelligence
University of North Dakota
Developing computational methods to understand complex biological systems and human diseases
Our interdisciplinary research spans computational biology, AI, and biomedical informatics
Integrative multi-omics analysis and network-based approaches to uncover molecular mechanisms in complex diseases.
Learn moreBiomedical ontology development and knowledge representation for standardized data integration and analysis.
Learn moreLarge language models, natural language processing and deep learning for biomedical data: knowledge extraction from the literature, biological age prediction and disease modeling. We are also building agentic AI workflows in which AI agents carry out bioinformatics and data-science analyses under human review.
Learn moreComputational analysis of diabetic neuropathy, ALS, and other neurological conditions through transcriptomic profiling.
Learn moreLiterature mining and ontology-driven analysis of host-pathogen molecular interactions and immune response networks.
Learn moreNetwork and cheminformatics modeling of drug-induced adverse events, polypharmacy risk, and drug repurposing.
Learn moreEpidemiological and clinical studies of pregnancy outcomes, sleep, metabolic syndrome, biological aging, and long COVID using national surveys and cohorts.
Learn morePublications by year and area, papers led by Dr. Hur, career stages, and funded grants in one view.
Latest peer-reviewed research from the Hur Lab
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