Missing piece in chromosome increases epilepsy risk
Dr. Michael MacCoss has been awarded the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
Dr. James Bruce has joined Genome Sciences as our newest faculty member. Dr. Bruce’s research interests include proteomics, mass spectrometry and advanced technology development, mapping protein interactions and topologies in biological systems and chemical biology.
Dr. Joseph Felsenstein has been awarded the Darwin-Wallace Medal by The Council of The Linnean Society of London
Eichler Lab plays supporting role in platypus genome study
The Genome Training Grant sponsors the 4th Annual Genome Training Grant Symposium, “Genomics of Speciation”)
“A Genetics Pioneer Sees a Bright Future, Cautiously”
The 2008 incoming class is selected
The 2008 incoming class is selected:
Keisha Carlson, Brown University
Katrina Claw, Arizona State University
Jarrett Egertson, UCLA
Leslie Emery, Alfred University
Jacob Kitzman, MIT
Matt Maurano, UC Berkeley
Melody Rynerson, Lewis & Clark College
Sean Schneider, University of Washington
Peter Sudmant, University of Waterloo
Ben Whiddon, UW Medical Scientist Training
7th annual Genome Sciences Symposium: The Personal Genome: Implications for Medicine
The department presents the 7th annual Genome Sciences Symposium: The Personal Genome: Implications for Medicine, and an accompanying community panel discussion, The Personal Genome: Consequences for Society
UW Study Finds Surprising Genetic Causes of Schizophrenia