The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine: On a mission to hire in 2017
Shannan Morris

The Jackson Laboratory's research institute in Connecticut is transforming medicine by improving care, lowering costs, and increasing life span and health span.

Jeff Chuang's lab is interested in computational and mathematical approaches to analyzing such large data sources in order to understand how genomes function and make these findings clinically relevant.

Elissa Chesler researches the genetics underlaying behavior and identifies with the biological basis for relationships among behavioral traits.

Scientists in Connecticut research the complex genetic causes of disease and develop genomic solutions tailored to each person's unique genetic makeup.

Olga Anczukow's lab focuses on characterizing the role of of alternative-splicing misregulation in breast and ovarian cancer by using 3D cell culture and PDX models.

George Weinstock, Ph. D., leverages advanced technologies to investigate infectious diseases, human and other mammalian microbiomes, and their clinical impact. Julia Oh, Ph. D., studies the human microbiome for its potential to deliver treatments for infectious and other diseases.

The Jackson Laboratory is committed to continue our growth in research to cure diseases such as breast cancer, diabetes, muscular dystrophy, and Alzheimer's.

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