Our department embodies the convergence of Computational Biology, Evolutionary Biology, and Genomics.
Worcester, MA
Joined August 2017
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UPDATE:
The Colubri Lab’s Travel Healthy App is now being showcased as one of the nominees for the 2024 UX Design Awards:
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Vote for Travel Healthy in the Public Choice Award poll here:
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(9/16) The app was recently released to the public on the Google and Apple stores and was recently nominated for the UX Design Awards.
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(1/16) Bringing together computational scientists, software engineers, an visual designers, the Colubri Lab @colabobio at @UMassChanGSBS @UMassChan advances novel methods and tools for infectious disease research. This thread will cover their 3 of their current projects👇
(15/16) The Colubri Lab (@colabobio) is seeking collaborations at the intersection of epidemiology, genomics, machine learning, data visualization, and mobile technologies with the goal of promoting an interdisciplinary vision of outbreak science.
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(16/16) Check out their website to learn more!
co-labo.org/about/
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Congratulations Yuming! Yuming Cao presented her PhD dissertation on Computationally Detecting Viral Infection and Characterizing Host-Virus Dynamics in scRNA-seq Datasets. She was mentored by Professor Manuel Garber of the @GarberLab at @UMassChanGSBS @UMassChan.
The New York Times recently published an article about the recent shift in genetic research toward dogs (and cats!) featuring Professor Elinor Karlsson (@eenork) of the UMass Chan Genomics and Computational Biology department.
nytimes.com/2024/06/30/scien…
Recently, Professor Karlsson has established Darwin’s Cats which aims to do similar genetic, phenotypical, and behavioral research, but with cats.
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If you have a cat and would like to participate in this amazing research as a citizen scientist, be sure to sign up your cat on their website!
cats.darwinsark.org/
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