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Latest press releases about JAX Genomic Medicine

May 15/The Jackson Laboratory
Stanford University bioinformatics scientist joins The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine
Duygu Ucar, Ph.D., a computational scientist who mines genetic databases in search of factors that regulate gene expression, is joining the faculty of The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) for Genomic Medicine.

May 10/The Jackson Laboratory
Traditional ceremony marks construction milestone at JAX Genomic Medicine

April 30/The Jackson Laboratory
Cancer research coalition announced in Connecticut
Scientists from The Jackson Laboratory will partner with cancer specialists at Hartford Hospital and Connecticut Children's Medical Center to explore new approaches to cancer treatment for adults and children.

January 17/The Jackson Laboratory
Laboratory breaks ground for JAX Genomic Medicine
JAX Genomic Medicine already employs about 30 people, including a core group of scientists and a smaller operational staff.

Recent news articles about JAX Genomic Medicine

May12/New Britain Herald
Jackson Labs uses genomics to become economic engine

April 30/The Connecticut Mirror
Jackson Lab trial to test Hartford patients' tumors in mice

April 29/The Hartford Courant
Jackson Lab Researchers Say Molecule Could Help Leukemia Treatment

March 22/The Hartford Courant
Jackson Lab CEO Envisions Biotechnology Hub In Connecticut

Jan. 17/UConn Today
Malloy breaks ground on The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine

Jan. 17/The Connecticut Mirror
Malloy proposes $200 million plan to attract more bioscience

Jan. 2/Hartford Magazine
Treasure Map: Hartford's Genetics Play.

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Barry Teater
Communications Director
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