Presented by the Center for Genomic Science Innovation
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Thank you for your support during Day of the Badger!
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CGSI joined the Day of the Badger for the third time! Funds raised for CGSI will be used to support research, community projects, and student support.
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Awards and Congratulations
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Congratulations to Colleagues on their awards:
- CGSI member Josh Coon was awarded a Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professorship.
- CGSI member Chris Hittinger was honored with a Vilas Mid-Career Investigator Award.
Congratulations to CGSI Lab Undergraduates on recent awards:
- Hilldale awardees from CGSI labs: Collin Gehl (Pool lab), Abigail Wu (Ané Lab), Jiaqi Chen (Ge Lab), Jonathan Buscher (Landick Lab), Amelia Rancour (Lang lab), Jiangrong Qin (Li Lab), Samanyu Jadhav (Murtaza Lab), Jieying (Iris) Xu (Ong Lab)
- Hilldale Sophomore awardees from CGSI labs: Ishpreet Dang (Gasch Lab), Olivia Jerabek (Sharp Lab)
Congratulations to CGSI Communications Specialist Victoria Rubinetti on her Master's degree, good luck on your next endeavors!
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Sept 3: Julie Segre, National Human Genome Research Institute, NIH, genomics of human microbiomes, Title TBD
Oct 1: Christian Landry, University Laval, fungal functional genomics, Title TBD
Nov 5: Luca Pinello, Harvard University, computational genomics of human epigenetics and disease, Title TBD
Dec 3: Siyuan Wang, Yale University, 3D and spatial genomics in health and disease, Title TBD
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Problems in Precision Medicine and Genomics
Sessions
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hosted by CGSI and the Center for Precision Medicine
Aug 3: Jenna Schmidt, UW-Madison, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, advancing women’s health and improving pregnancy outcomes, Title TBD
Dec 7: Alexander Birbrair, UW-Madison, Department of Dermatology, tissue stem cells, vasculature, and the peripheral nervous system in tissue microenvironments, Title TBD
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GENETICS 885 - Advanced Genomic and Proteomic Analysis, Audrey Gasch and Nicole Perna
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This course covers modern approaches in genome sequencing, comparative analysis, single-cell and bulk RNA-seq/ ATAC-seq, and high-throughput methods. A particular focus is on data analysis for biological insights. The course includes lecture and computer lab, plus an additional 1-credit optional semester-long project under the guidance of the instructors. Consent required, email agasch@wisc.edu or ntperna@wisc.edu for more information.
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AN SCI 366 – Concepts in Genomics, Francisco Peñagaricano
GENETICS 565 – Human Genetics, Steven Schrodi and Donna Werling
GENETICS 631 – Plant Genetics and Development, Jake Brunkard and Patrick Masson
GENETICS 655 - Biology and Genetics of Fungi, Nancy Keller
BMI 775 – Computational Network Biology, Anthony Gitter and Sushmita Roy
BME 780 – Methods in Quantitative Biology, Megan McClean
Pathology And Laboratory Med 970 - Genomics, Proteomics, and Metabolomics: A Deep Dive into Omics Data Analysis, Irene Ong
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Join the Genomics Community
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