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Svati Shah Named Director of Duke Precision Genomics Collaboratory

Svati Shah, M.D., MHS, has been appointed director of the Duke Precision Genomics Collaboratory and associate dean of genomics.

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GCB Receives Grant To Create New International Training Program

The Center for Genomic and Computational Biology (GCB) received a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to create an...

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Research Roundup: May 2019

Here are summaries of a selection of the papers published by GCB faculty in May 2019:

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Bruce Donald's company featured at Duke Venture Day

Bruce Donald’s company, Gavilán Biodesign, was featured as one of eight Duke start-up investments at the first Duke Venture Day earlier...

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A graphical abstract of how the team uses epigenomic editing to downregulate SNCA genes

September 12, 2018

Targeted epigenome editing as ‘next generation drugs’ for Parkinson’s disease

By 2020, the Parkinson’s Foundation estimates that nearly one million people will be living with Parkinson’s disease in the U.S.

September 6, 2018

New undergrad course offers comprehensive overview of genome science tech

Greg Wray and Susanne Haga are co-teaching a new undergraduate course this fall called Current Technologies in Genomics and Precision Medicine (BIO325/MGM325).

September 5, 2018

Research Roundup: July - August 2018

Here are summaries of a selection of the papers published by GCB faculty in July and August 2018:

dna strand and text: Snyderman Scholars: Applied Genomics & Precision Medicine

July 30, 2018

Snyderman Summer Scholars to continue research in Applied Genomics & Precision Medicine

The Duke Center for Applied Genomics and Precision Medicine wrapped up the inaugural year of the Snyderman Scholars Applied Genomics & Precision Medicine Summer Program on July 25. The goal of the program is to enable students to initiate or continue research in applied genomics or precision medicine over the summer.

Summer Scholar George Crawley describes his poster

July 27, 2018

Inaugural Summer Scholars Program Wraps Up in End-of-Summer Poster Session

For 10 weeks, nine underclassmen from all over the country have been working in Duke labs. They presented their research findings in a poster presentation on July 25.

July 26, 2018

New Genomic Medicine Collaboratory to serve as nexus for genetics, genomics community

Duke School of Medicine announced its intention to launch the new Duke Genomic Medicine Collaboratory.

July 23, 2018

Recent grad charting her own path

As 3,000 first-year students begin preparing for their Duke career, recent graduate Sarina Madhavan has some advice for them: “Challenge what you think your passions are by seeking new experiences; be open to changes in your direction. And seek mentorship early on from those who will push, support and inspire you."

four contact maps Dynamics of chromatin interactions across the time course

July 18, 2018

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Svati Shah Named Director of Duke Precision Genomics Collaboratory

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Featured Posts

GCB Receives Grant To Create New International Training Program

Research Roundup: May 2019

Bruce Donald's company featured at Duke Venture Day

Targeted epigenome editing as ‘next generation drugs’ for Parkinson’s disease

New undergrad course offers comprehensive overview of genome science tech

Research Roundup: July - August 2018

Snyderman Summer Scholars to continue research in Applied Genomics & Precision Medicine

Inaugural Summer Scholars Program Wraps Up in End-of-Summer Poster Session

New Genomic Medicine Collaboratory to serve as nexus for genetics, genomics community

Recent grad charting her own path

Reddy lab investigates glucocorticoid receptor binding sites, target genes

New GCB Collaboration Brings German Researchers, Scholars Stateside

Request for Proposals for School of Medicine Interdisciplinary Colloquia 2018

Summer Course in High Throughput Sequencing

The Transforming Obesity Research at Duke University Symposium

Proteomics