CBD Faculty member, Andreas Pfenning, is part of a collaborative group of neuroscientists working to create an ultra-high-resolution molecular atlas of the brain and develop brain cell type-specific strategies for effective and precise gene delivery. tinyurl.com/4mr4szu6

Are you looking for a PhD program where you can learn both experimental and computational approaches? Come join us in Pittsburgh! cmu.edu/ni/academics/p…

Excited to see this out - amazing work profiling H3-"Canine" Acetylation

We are hiring! Looking for a lab manager to help us study the neural circuitry of Parkinson's disease. neurojobs.sfn.org/job/35314/rese…

I had a wonderful time visiting Chris Pierce, @ronhart604, and others at Rutgers. Amazing neuroscience work going on there!

Congrats, Elinor Karlsson (elinork.bsky.social)!

If you missed Gene's inspiring talk you can catch up on the #BG22 platform - a great historical perspective from someone with such experience is a real education ... many researchers working with #genome sequencing data today sometimes forget how far things have come!

Congrats, Zheng!

Please Vote this cycle in the USA (between now and Nov 8th 2022). Don't let someone else decide your future for you. Vote for those that allow women to choose their future, and that accept the majority of the people's choice, especially when they were not chosen.

Amazing illustration! David Sinclair, it was wonderful working with you on this project. So excited to see it out.

Excited to share that I will join Ray and Stephanie Lane Computational Biology Dept. as a tenure-track assistant professor in fall 2023! I am thrilled about starting this new chapter with my amazing new colleagues. I will work on #GWAS #scRNAseq #eQTL #machinelearning, #AIforScience

As a part of the ZoonomiaProject, a team of CBD researchers developed the Tissue-Aware Conservation Inference Toolkit to identify genome parts critical to understanding how certain species' traits evolved. Read about it in this month's Science Magazine! cs.cmu.edu/news/2023/zoon…

The ZoonomiaProject’s sequencing of more than 240 mammal genomes is paving new roads for understanding mammalian diversity and evolution and ourselves. Learn more in a new special issue of Science: scim.ag/2oO #Zoonomia

It's so cool to see Ray and Stephanie Lane Computational Biology Dept. colleagues' work on connecting mammalian regulatory regions to phenotype get published in Science Magazine ! Even more exciting is that one of the first authors on this work is our *undergrad* student Daniel Schaffer. Such a huge deal!

The current issue of Science is out online with a lot of evolutionary genomics from zoonomiaproject.org and the Andreas Pfenning lab, a massive effort! On mammals: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… On humans: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… On regulatory evolution: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Super excited to host Bran D Le from Jason Stein next Tuesday at 3pm for the #neurogenomics seminars. Bran will present the lab's excellent recent work linking wnt pathway activation with context specific regulatory QTLs. DM/email for the zoom link

Delivered my debut conference talk at the #KeystoneSymposium on #Neurodegeneration. A heartfelt thanks to Li-Huei Tsai and Aaron Gitler for organizing such a dynamic and insightful conference. Thrilled by the promising advances we're making in understanding #AlzheimersDisease

#TearsOfThemis X #MeloMelo Collab Event has ended.All the staff at Melomelo extend our sincere gratitude to everyone. Looking forward to joining forces again in the future to create more wonderful moments together. Hope to see you again next time.