Duke Center for Combinatorial Gene Regulation

PGC Director recently spoke to Dr. Tim Reddy about his work on the @ENCODE_NIH and with the Center for Combinatorial Gene Regulation (@DukeFunction). Listen to the full interview now! youtube.com/watch?v=v6JcQm… @DukeBiostats @DukeCAGT @dukegcb

We are hiring! Postdoctoral associate positions available with the Duke Division of Integrative Genomics. #dukeuniversity #hiring #genomics

@makenziebeaman Congratulations @makenziebeaman. We are proud of your achievement and your continued contributions to the @DukeFunction.

Absolutely overflowing with excitement after attending my first David W Smith meeting and being selected as the best fellow platform presentation! I am so inspired by the trailblazing physician scientists that I have met here and am so honored to learn from them. 🧬👶🏼🏆

We are currently hiring! Duke Center for Combinatorial Gene Regulation is looking for a web developer to help scientists analyze and share genomics data. bit.ly/ccgrwebdev #DukeMedicine #python #django #webdev #webdevelopment

Trainee Pilots Announced These pilots support collaboration will further develop the translational components of the Center. Priority will be given to projects that bridge technology development, computational methods, and/or translational research areas. bit.ly/3nyLJus

Featured Publication: Bill Majoros, Andrew Allen, Tim Reddy and team developed a statistical model that corrects technical biases in STARR-seq data and improves detection of regulatory elements. Read more: ow.ly/RE3650E5vPq

Researchers in CAGT figured out how to make stem cells "grow up" using #CRISPR. In just 7 days, stem cells can become fully mature neuronal cells. More: ow.ly/B7h650CEUxQ