We are well into 2017, and I have yet to post an update on the lab’s accomplishments as of the end of 2016.  If you were a human being like the rest of us living in 2016, you probably feel the same as many of us about that year.  It was a year very much […]

We have a trio of open faculty positions available here at CWRU.  The positions are within the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, with some having the opportunity for an additional appointment in the Institute of Computational Biology: Tenure-Track/Tenured Faculty with Expertise in Biomedical Data Science Tenure-Track/Tenured Faculty Position in Cancer Epidemiology Director of the MPH […]

This year’s American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) was held—where else?—in Vancouver, Canada!  Our northern neighbors invited human geneticists far and wide for five days of presentations, networking, and some scientific fun. Of course, I hardly ever pass up the opportunity to attend this meeting.  As I have written before, ASHG is a great place […]

It has been a few months since my last post, so you might be asking, “Girl, what have you been up to lately?”  Well, let me tell you…. The fall semester is always crazy busy.  Classes begin.  Our annual symposium is in full swing.  And, the conferences.  So many conferences. One unexpected meeting to hit […]

As I alluded in my previous post, I was invited to give talks at two prestigious meetings this year.  The second meeting was the Gordon Research Conference Human Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms & Disease conference “Understanding the Mechanisms of Variant Effects in the Era of Genome Sequencing” held at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts […]