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C4E Director Bing Ren is a co-organizer for the upcoming EMBL conference on chromatin and epigenetics. Register now! embl.org/about/info/cou…

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After years of visionary leadership, Prof. Bing Ren is stepping down as Director of the UC San Diego Center for #Epigenomics. We thank him for his dedication to advancing epigenomics research and setting C4E up for continued success. Wishing him the best in his next chapter!

We recently welcomed students from the Soll Center for Student Opportunity at Claremont McKenna College, who spent part of spring break touring our labs as part of a “Networking Trek” of biotech careers. The students impressed us with their deep, hypothesis-worthy questions. 🔬

C4E is happy to invite you to our next San Diego Chromatin Club meeting, NOW ONLINE ONLY! Our next Zoom meeting is Tuesday, April 8th, 2025, 11am - 12pm (PT), featuring Dr. Kyle Gaulton (UCSD) and Sarah Traynor (Research Scientist, Active Motif)!

We’re back with our second in a series of virtual symposia, this time on the 4D Nucleome. Join us via zoom May 9 for a deeper look not only at how the genome is organized, but how it changes over time. Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

To put it simply, the Center for Epigenomics is about developing conceptual breakthroughs for diseases that have long remained mysterious and difficult to treat. Your gift as part of Triton Giving Days goes straight toward that mission. Thanks! tritongivingday.ucsd.edu/campaigns/cent…

Tomorrow is the big day! Please consider making a contribution of your choosing to the UC San Diego Center for Epigenomics as part of Triton Giving Day (campaign is open early — you can give now!).

Today is the big day! The Center for Epigenomics is about developing conceptual breakthroughs for diseases that have long remained mysterious and difficult to treat. Your gift as part of Triton Giving Days goes straight toward that mission. Thanks! tritongivingday.ucsd.edu/campaigns/cent…

Senior Associate Dir. Allen Wang presents at today’s 10x Genomics User mtg on the work of C4E to identify disease-specific entities for heart, lung & liver ailments leveraging Droplet Paired Tag, Hi C & other techniques to create multiplexed single nucleus epigenomic profiling.

Our agenda has been finalized for this week’s exciting 4DNucleome Virtual Day, held via Zoom this Friday, May 9. Hear from a wide variety of academic & industry speakers during this deep dive into four dimensions of the epigenome. Register now! bit.ly/4DNsc4All #4DNsc4All

It’s not too late to register for this packed virtual symposium on the 4D Nucleome from some of the top researchers in the field. #sc4All bit.ly/4DNsc4All

Live now - fantastic lineup of speakers diving into the 3D genome structure 4DNucleome #epigenomics

We’re live! Join us today for this rich and robust series of talks for #4DNucleomeDay.

Our 4D Nucleome Single Cell for All Symposium had a total of 241 unique attendees from 15 countries and four continents. Thanks to all of our amazing speakers and participants for a successful event! #4DNsc4All #4DNucleomeDay

Friends of C4E: Please cast your vote for Quan Zhu’s eye-catching cellular map of the human developing heart in UC San Diego’s Art of Science competition. Each color in this image, which was generated with MERFISH, represents a distinct cell type. pollunit.com/polls/2025-art…

C4E Senior Associate Dir. Allen Wang is featured in this article from Sanford Burnham Prebys on the ongoing CIAO longitudinal study of local residents 100 years and older. “A cell’s epigenome is shaped by a lifetime of environmental influences,” says Wang. newswise.com/articles/ciao-…