Marie-Sophie comes to the Conrad Lab from the University of Brest, France where she is working on her PhD as part of an MD/PhD program at Ecole de L'Inserm in France. During her three month stay, she will be applying Easy-PSAP (a new implementation and extension to the whole genome…
Daniel's paper is now available online in Bioinformatics. Congratulations!
Antoni comes to us from Fundacio Puigvert in Barcelona where he studied the genetic causes of male infertility and their potential role in comorbidites. In the Conrad Lab, he will be continuing with these research interests and will be working on the GEMINI project. Welcome Antoni!
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Former grad student Nicole's paper on detecting and analyzing PZMs in GTEx data is now available online in Science. Congratulations!
Arvand comes to us from the Royan Institute in Tehran, Iran. He will be primarily working on the GEMINI project. Welcome Arvand!
Jacob is a PBMS student at OHSU. He will be working on characterizing germline mutations in macaques for his rotation project. Welcome Jacob!
Our main GEMINI paper is now available online in Nature Communications. Congratulations to all!
Dr. Laan a long-time collaborator on the GEMINI project. She is a professor of Human Genetics at the University of Tartu, Estonia and comes to us through a scholarship from the Baltic-American Freedom Foundation. Welcome!
Ran and Ana's paper is now available online in Bioinformatics. Congratulations!
Don is the project leader on this $3M grant which is a collaboration with MIT, the Broad Institute and Yale University. The center will provide a vital resource to the NIH dGTEx program by generating a two-species NHP resource with numerous benefits, including access to prenatal developmental stages and a…
She will be working on our male infertility projects and will be primarily based at our Waterfront lab. Welcome Caitlin!
Fritize comes to us from the University of Hawaii where she studied the effect of endocrine disrupting chemicals on the reproductive physiology of fish. She will be one our our main leads in the management of the wet lab, contributing to multiple project in the lab. Welcome Fritzie!
Phil will be the lead project manager for the Marmoset Coordinating Center. Outside of the Conrad lab, she is also project manger for ONPRC's ART Core and OPERM. Welcome Phil!
His poster focused on the mechanisms of multiple end-invasion, branch migration and resolution associated processing during meiotic recombination. Congratulations Jasvinder!
Jasvinder comes to us from the National Cancer institute and brings to the lab his expertise in recombination and meiosis, which he as studied extensively in yeast. He will be the lab's lead at the Waterfront location. Welcome Jasvinder!
Ana received a best poster award for her work on methods for rigorous quantification of mouse testicular function. Congrats Ana!
Don talked about the genetic analysis of human spermatogenetic failure at the he 18th Northwest Reproductive Sciences Symposium, held at the Skamania resort in Washington.
This is the lab's first in-person meeting in over two years! Team members present three posters and one talk during the meeting in La Jolla! See all the details below: RAN Poster #26: Applications of Neural Network-Based Image Classification of Mouse Seminiferous Tubules Poster Session I Thursday, May 5, 4:00…
Jenna will be working on the newly-funded NHP dGTex project that aims to characterize gene expression in a variety of tissues across prenatal and postnatal developmental stages in primates. Welcome Jenna!
