Gene-specific selective sweeps are pervasive across human gut microbiomes
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We are delighted to share that our manuscript has been recently published in Nature.
Thrilled to share the news that Adam Park is a finalist for the Simons Eco Evo graduate fellowship! Adam joins us from Penn State University where he completed his MS […]
Aina Martinez i Zurita, Peter Laurin, and Yashas Appaji participated in a 2 minute grad slam at the annual QCBIO retreat and won best talk prize!
Congratulations to Ricky Wolff for successful completion of his PhD! In his whirlwind PhD, Ricky discovered a number of important facets of the human gut microbiome. In his first paper, […]
Postdoc Maya Weissman was selected to be a QCBIO collaboratory fellow! This stipend supports her not only in her research, but also provides a teaching opportunity to teach a workshop […]
Congratulations to Michael Wasney for winning best talk prize at the recent microbiome virtual international forum! He presented on his recent paper on Uniform Genetic Diversity Along the Tract of […]
Congratulations to Dr. Mariana Harris for her successful PhD defense! In her highly productive PhD, Mariana wrote a number of papers on the mode and tempo of natural selection in […]
We are delighted to welcome postdoctoral scholar Maya Weissman to our group. She is joining us after having successfully defended her PhD on bet hedging at Brown University with Prof. […]
We are delighted to share our latest manuscript on the distribution of genetic diversity along the gut. In this work, we analyze the luminal contents of mice inoculated with the […]
We are happy to share that our manuscript on Leveraging ancient DNA to uncover signals of natural selection in Europe lost due to admixture or drift is now officially out in […]
