A New Passion for Science
Combinatorial Genomics Research Requires Combinations of Expertise
Doctoral students Richard Doty, Mia Hamilton, Susan Liu, and Maria ter Weele work collaboratively across disciplines, collectively representing three different PhD programs within School of Medicine and Pratt School of Engineering.
Spotlight On: Schuyler Melore
Spotlight On: Alex Ochoa, PhD
Spotlight On: Andrew Allen, PhD
Spotlight On: Alejandro Barrera
Duke Center for Combinatorial Gene Regulation hosts annual CEGS meeting
Spotlight On: Shannon Clarke
Shannon Clarke is the project manager for the Center for Combinatorial Gene Regulation research project. She also serves as assistant director of strategy and operations for the Division of Integrative Genomics in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics. Clarke earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Miami University.
CCGR ANNOUNCES CLINICAL TRAINEE PILOT RESEARCH GRANT AWARDEES
The Duke Center for Combinatorial Gene Regulation (CCGR), an NIH-funded Center of Excellence in Genome Science, awarded two Clinical Trainee Pilot Research Grants of $15,000 each to Duke clinical trainees. The goal of these grants is to offer multi-disciplinary/cohort-based training in genetics and genomics for clinical trainees, expand the cohorts available to the CCGR project and develop new clinical partnerships.