Bioinformatics is a rapidly developing research field which is fundamental for the future development of biotechnologies. Bioinformatics research is relevant for the territory of Siena and Tuscany, in which there are several major industries which have a bioinformatic unity. Bioinformatic research is currently under a quick development all over the world.

OTHER INFORMATION: The teaching material is the reference text book and the lesson slides that are available on the site: https://hpca.diism.unisi.it/lezioni.htm Suggestions for a better preparation: both in the written and oral exams (but also in the projects) the student is mainly required to show his/her detailed understanding of the topic, at least at the level shown by the teacher during the lesson. It's greatly appreciated the capacity of reasoning on the problem, rather then a mechanical (pedant) description of the topic. In case of written exercise, we mainly look at the correctness of the solution (in terms of numbers) and a very short justification of the chosen way to carry out the exercise (lengthy general wording is completely unnecessary). In case of oral question, the topic is typically one of the concepts illustrated during the lesson. Elements that are required are, for instance: the proof of the concept/theorem, precise schematic of the system, detailed behavior and functioning, reasons why this solution is used in the real-world. To follow the lessons online, refer to the most up-to-date information available on the course website https://hpca.diism.unisi.it/lezioni.htm Office hours are each Monday 16:30-18:30 or on appointment (giorgi@unisi.it), either in room 110 (S. Niccolò) or via telco.

Relevant material is available on the course page in unisi moodle platform.

Lecture notes, video recordings, past written exams and exercises with solutions, and software are available on the Moodle space of the course: https://elearning.unisi.it/course/view.php?id=13552

Lecture notes and additional reading materials will be made available through the e-learning platform of the University.

Numerous tools for simulating industrial robots will be made available.

Website: http://control.dii.unisi.it/ir/index.htm

See the official webpage at http://www.dii.unisi.it/~trentin/HomePage.html (click on Teaching activity) Video-presentation of the 6EC module (LM-40): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmysauk1Pnw -Disclaimer (for ERASMUS students) Erasmus students are welcome. Erasmus students are required to come through the exam FULLY positively in order to get their credits.