Thank you to everyone who came out to Cancer in the Crosshairs lead by professors Shaheen Sikandar and Laura Sanchez, and research scientist Melissa Cline! Looking forward to learning more about their incredible research fighting against breast and ovarian cancer 🔬
UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute
Research Services
Santa Cruz, CA 3,072 followers
Unlocking Life’s Code
About us
Unlocking the world’s genomic information to drive targeted treatment of diseases. We provide the organizing framework, focus, and leadership for the next great leap in the science of genomics and its implications for human health to carry out our goals: Accelerate the power of the global research community to solve today’s intractable health problems. Lead the national and international effort to break down institutional silos where genomic information is now isolated. Enable the secure sharing and analysis of genomic data on a global open-source federated network. Tackle head on the most fundamental societal questions evoked by the advent of a universal genomics technology. As always, all that we learn and create we will openly share with the world. We are a public institution dedicated to creating a healthier world and a healthier society.
- Website
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https://genomics.ucsc.edu
External link for UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute
- Industry
- Research Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Santa Cruz, CA
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- Genomics, DNA Sequencing, Genomic Sequencing, Bioinformatics, Computational biology, Data analysis, Python, Computer science, Software engineering, Cancer research, and Genomics research
Locations
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Primary
1156 High Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95060, US
Employees at UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute
Updates
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Now hiring a Research Specialist at UCSC! Great opportunity to work with the amazing Salama team!
Hiring now! 🔬 Do you have experience with brain organoids? Do you want to be part of a vibrant research community nestled between the beach and the redwoods? The Salama lab is hiring a Research Specialist to contribute to our research on human brain development and disease! Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gH6hHgPa We are looking for: ⭐ Experience with pluripotent stem cell culture ⭐ Brain organoid generation ⭐ Engineering hiPSC lines ⭐ Team players with great problem solving skills Our group is a part of the UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute, IBSC UC Santa Cruz, Baskin Engineering at UCSC and QB3.
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Join us next Friday to see University of California, Santa Cruz Professor Jenny Reardon speak at the ELSIhub | CERA Friday Forum session “Models for Integrating ELSI” on Friday, July 12, at 9 am PT. Hear her perspective on the ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) of genetics and genomics research 🧬 Link to register here: https://ow.ly/wrcP50SrcOx
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We are proud to announce the release of vg vg 1.58.0, code name "Cartari", with several new features in the "vg deconstruct" graph-to-VCF converter. It can now express nested variation with VCF "*" alleles. It also now does path-based deconstruction by default, for better performance on structural variants. Download the new vg today at https://lnkd.in/gBiNWFQ3
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Welcome to the RMI Spotlight Kevin Ton ⭐ This series features our current and former students involved with the Research Mentoring Internship (RMI) Program. Today we are catching up with Kevin Ton! ⭐ Can you briefly describe your experience with RMI? And what did you gain from participating in the program? My experience with RMI started out rocky since I was really struggling to get into a lab and overall finding time to be more involved with the program. However, after I joined a lab all thanks to RMI for putting in a good word for me, which makes me stand out from other applicants; I really don’t think I could’ve joined a lab without being an RMI scholar. ⭐ What was your favorite memory in your RMI cohort? My favorite memory of my RMI cohort was the slow and steady relationship-building with everyone. I remember the first meeting being awkward and later gradually becoming friends and close acquaintances with one another in future meetings. ⭐ Now that you have graduated from RMI, can you tell us about your next steps? My next step is to take a year off to get some work experience in the biotech industry since I’ve only had an academic experience so far and plan my next step in applying to grad school.
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Join us for three short, accessible presentations about the impactful research happening at University of California, Santa Cruz in the fight against breast and ovarian cancer by professors Shaheen Sikander and Laura Sanchez and research scientist Melissa Cline 🧬🧬🧬 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gCUQSw_h
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Devon Pearse is a research geneticist at the NOAA/NMFS Southwest Fisheries Science Center working as part of the Molecular Ecology and Genetic Analysis Team, and adjunct professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology in the Fisheries Cooperative Program. He is also one of our new Genomics Institute affiliate faculty members 🎉 Welcome Devon!
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Congratulations to Benedict Paten on becoming a finalist at the Falling Walls Foundation Science Summit 2024 in the Life Sciences category for Breaking the Wall of Pangenomics 🎉🎉🎉
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Please give a warm welcome to John Carlos Garza! We are very excited to have John as one of our newest affiliate faculty members! John leads the Molecular Ecology and Genetic Analysis Team to develop and use molecular genetic data and analytical methods to address questions related to ecology, evolution, and conservation!