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Faculty members interested in joining this training grant:  please see instructions following this list.
Name Institution Phone E-mail Research
Alan Aderem Institute for Systems Biology; UW Immunology and Medicine (206) 732-1203 aderem (at) systemsbiology.org macrophages and immunology
Joshua Akey UW Genome Sciences (206)543-7254 akeyj
(at)u.washington.edu
population genetics and molecular evolution
Chris Amemiya Benaroya Research Institute, UW Biology (206)583-6573 camemiya
(at)benaroyaresearch.org
vertebrate comparative genomics and evo-devo
David Baker UW Biochemistry; HHMI (206) 543-1295 dabaker (at)u.washington.edu protein folding
Michael Bamshad UW Pediatrics (206) 221 - 5465

mbamshad
(at) u.washington.edu

 
Rose Ann Cattolico UW Biology (206) 543-9363

racat
(at) u.washington.edu

 
Pat Concannon Virginia Mason Research Center; UW Immunology (206) 223-7543 patcon (at)u.washington.edu genetics of human disorders
Christine Disteche UW Pathology and Medical Genetics (206) 543-0716 cdistech (at)u.washington.edu chromosome structure function
Evan Eichler * UW Genome Sciences, HHMI (206) 543-9526 eee (at)gs.washington.edu human genomics and molecular evolution
Joe Felsenstein UW Genome Sciences, Statistics, and Zoology (206) 543-0150 joe (at)genetics.washington.edu statistical and computational approaches to phylogeny
Stan Fields* UW Genome Sciences, Medical Genetics, and Microbiology; HHMI (206) 616-4522 fields (at)u.washington.edu yeast genetics, protein function
Malia Fullerton UW Medical History & Ethics and Genome Sciences; Institute for Public Health Genetics (206) 616-1864 smfllrtn (at)u.washington.edu ethical and social implications, population genetics
Dan Geraghty FHCRC Clinical Research (206) 667-4668 geraghty (at)fhcrc.org human genetics/immunology
Joan Goverman UW Immunology (206) 685-7604 goverman (at)u.washington.edu immunology
Phil Green UW Genome Sciences and Computer Science and Engineering; HHMI (206) 685-4341 phg (at)u.washington.edu genomics/computation
Steven Henikoff Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (206) 667-5707 steveh (at)fhcrc.org .
Lee Hood Institute for Systems Biology; UW Bioengineering, Computer Science and Engineering, and Immunology (206) 732-1201 lhood (at)systemsbiology.org genomics/gene expression
Jim Kenagy UW Biology (206) 543-7389 kenagy (at)u.washington.edu mammalian population biology
Kathleen Kerr UW Biostatistics (206) 543-2507 katiek
(at)u.washington.edu
statistical genetics
Mary-Claire King UW Genome Sciences and Medicine (206) 616-4294 mcking (at)u.washington.edu medical genetics
Charles Laird UW Biology (206) 616-6267 cdlaird
(at)u.washington.edu
epigenetic biology
Michael MacCoss UW Genome Sciences (206) 616-7451 maccoss (at)u.washington.edu proteomics and mass spectrometry
Harmit Malik Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center; UW Genome Sciences (206) 667-5204 hsmalik (at)fhcrc.org molecular evolution of genetic conflict
Jim Mullins UW Microbiology, Laboratory Medicine, and Medicine (206) 616-1851 jmullins (at)u.washington.edu HIV
Pete Nelson Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Human Biology; UW Genome Sciences, Pathology, and Medical Oncology (206) 667-3377 pnelson (at)fhcrc.org gene expression in tumors
Debbie Nickerson UW Genome Sciences and Bioengineering (206) 685-7387 debnick (at)u.washington.edu DNA polymorphism
Bill Noble UW Genome Sciences and Computer Science (206) 543-8930 noble (at)gs.washington.edu computational biology
Richard Olmstead UW Biology (206) 543-8850
olmstead (at)u.washington.edu plant molecular systematics and evolution
Maynard Olson UW Genome Sciences, Medicine, and Computer Science (206) 685-7346 mvo (at)u.washington.edu human genome
Katie Peichel Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (206) 667-1628 cpeichel ( a t ) fhcrc.org Morphological and behavioral variation between species, stickleback system
Christine Queitsch UW Genome Sciences (206) 685-8935 queitsch [ a t ] u.washington.edu molecular mechanisms underlying phenotypic robustness and evolvability
David Russell UW Medicine and Biochemistry (206) 616-4562 drussell [ a t ] u.washington.edu stem cells, viral vectors, gene therapy, genetic recombination
Larry Ruzzo* UW Computer Science and Engineering (206) 543-6298 ruzzo (at)cs.washington.edu computation
Jay Shendure UW Genome Sciences (206) 685-8543 shendure (at) u.washington.edu DNA sequencing technology, medical genetics, synthetic biology
John Stamatoyannopoulos UW Genome Sciences (206) 267-1094 jstam
(at) u.washington.edu
genomics of gene regulation
Willie Swanson* UW Genome Sciences (206) 616-9702 wjs18 (at)u.washington.edu evolutionary dynamics of reproductive proteins
Jim Thomas UW Genome Sciences (206) 543-7877 jht (at)u.washington.edu C. elegans neurogenetics
Elizabeth Thompson UW Statistics and Biostatistics (206) 685-0108 eathomp (at)u.washington.edu statistical inference
Martin Tompa UW Computer Science and Engineering (206) 543-9263 tompa (at)cs.washington.edu algorithms with molecular biology applications
Barb Trask* Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Human Biology; UW Genome Sciences and Bioengineering (206) 667-1470 btrask (at)fhrc.org cytogentics/genome evolution
Ger van den Engh UW Oceanography (206) 364-3400 gvdengh (at) u.washington.edu
instrumentation/biophysics
Bob Waterston UW Genome Sciences (206) 685-7347 waterston (at)gs.washington.edu genomics / gene expression / comparative sequece analysis
Bruce Weir UW Biostatistics (206) 221-7947
bsweir (at) u.washington.edu statistical methodology for genetic data
Ellen Wijsman* UW Biostatistics and Medical Genetics (206) 543-8987 wijsman (at)u.washington.edu genetics of inherited variability and human diseases

* advisory committee member

Faculty members who would like to be added to this grant should send a CV and brief statement touching on the items listed below to Brian Giebel (bgiebel [ a t ] u.washington.edu), who will distribute this to the GTG advisory committee for review.

-- research background
-- experience as a mentor and list of trainees & where they've gone after
-- willingness to participate in program activities (seminars, etc)