Jennifer “Piper” Below
@piperbelow
Associate Professor of Medicine in the Vanderbilt Genetics Institute at Vanderbilt University Medical Center @VUMCgenetics @VanderbiltBrain @VanderbiltAlz
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17-04-2019 15:26:02
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The best way I can imagine to end a week: a tweet from Eimear Kenny complimenting our work leveraging patterns of relatedness to find rare variant carriers and understand their effects! ❤️
The study aimed identify clinically relevant conditions that co-occur with developmental language disorder at the population level & found both rare and common comorbidities. Reyna L Gordon Jennifer “Piper” Below
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I’m excited to share key discoveries of the genetic basis of stuttering on behalf of our research team at #ASHG2022 ! Stop by our poster (PB1512) today from 3-4:45pm to learn more.
Alyssa Scartozzi Jennifer “Piper” Below 23andMe Research & Therapeutics Vanderbilt Genetics Institute VUMCHearSpeech
Bioinformatician / data scientist positions available in my lab at The University of Chicago!
Interested in expanding your computational genomics skills & work on microbiome and human genomic data? Apply here: uchicago.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/C…
More about the lab: blekhmanlab.org
Dillon has worked with mentor Dr. Robin Jones & collaborators Jennifer “Piper” Below, Doug Shaw, & Hannah Polikowsky to publish multiple papers leveraging electronic health records and DNA biobanks to better understanding developmental stuttering. Check out his recent pubs, linked below ⬇️
Check out our new HEAR SPEECH NOW 2-minute flash talk featuring PhD candidate Dillon Pruett. 🤩🤩 Click to hear more about his work identifying comorbidities and genetic risk of developmental #stuttering ! VUMCHearSpeech #SLPeeps