In studies that shed light on the coordination of genes during embryonic development, researchers have discovered that duplicated genes separated by long distances in fly chromosomes are controlled by shared regulatory... Read more
We are very excited to welcome our new graduate students this fall! QCB Incoming Class 2022 James Fife (Brown University) Pauline Hansen (Heidelberg University) Niles Huang (University of Oxford)... Read more
QCB graduate students Isaac Breinyn and Tavis Reed have been selected as recipients of the 2022 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP). Gabriel Dolsten, Sebastian... Read more
Chenyi Fei, graduate student in Quantitative and Computational Biology, is a recipient of the 2022 Harold M. Weintraub Graduate Student Award in recognition of outstanding achievement during Graduate... Read more
A new study published in the journal Science reveals insights into how genes become active at just the right time and location during the development of the fly embryo. The study, conducted by researchers in the lab of... Read more
The Dog Aging Project, founded in 2018, is by far the most ambitious project tackling the question of canine longevity, enrolling and studying tens of thousands of dogs... Read more
Shirley Tilghman was awarded this year’s George W. Beadle Award for her outstanding contributions to the community of genetics researchers. Dr. Tilghman served... Read more
Watch the new “Dare to Venture” video to see how Singh blends computer science and biology: https://vimeo.com/647010255/ce8dede9a3 When... Read more