Arpy Saunders has received a three-year post-doctoral fellowship from the Helen Hay Whitney Foundation (HHW), marking another step on his scientific journey that started in a cabin in the New Hampshire woods. Having grown up there, it is no surprise that, before coming to our lab, he studied outdoorsy science […]

Matt Baum (a student in the lab) has written a book, published by Oxford University Press and available through Amazon, on the challenges and controversies involved in using disease biomarkers to evaluate patients, judge criminals, and make moral decisions. The book shines in its plethora of practical, thought-provoking examples and […]

Steve interviewed on the PBS News Hour on C4 and schizophrenia.

Our Evan Macosko has published his work on Drop-seq, a technology we developed to enable massively parallel analysis of RNA expression in thousands of individual cells. For additional information, please check out: A Cell video abstract; An article in the Atlantic; An article by NIH Director Francis Collins; An article by NIMH Director Tom Insel; An article Professor Samantha Morris

Amnon Koren has published three papers centered around his work on DNA replication timing. He described a new way to study DNA replication by using increasingly abundant whole genome sequence data, which he found contained signatures of DNA replication processes that were active in cells at the moment DNA was extracted from them. For more information, please check out: Amnon Koren’s papers (1 2 3); News and Views article by Jay Shendure in Cell; HMS video describing the discovery