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I am an assistant professor in the Department of Bioengineering at Berkeley, where I use quantitative methods to understand regulation of gene expression. My work combines high-throughput experimental methods with computational analysis. I was a postdoctoral fellow in Pat Brown's research group in the Biochemistry department at Stanford University, supported by a fellowship from the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation. I used bioinformatics and experimental methods to learn how ribosomes move along transcripts. After Pat's lab closed down, I spent a year at UC Santa Cruz working on a genome evolution project with Ed Green in the Paleogenomics Lab, before moving back to Berkeley and starting my own research group as a QB3 Distinguished Fellow. I did my PhD in the Molecular & Cell Biology department at UC Berkeley with Steven Brenner, and my undergrad degrees were in math and biology at MIT. In my free time, I do Irish step dance and build industrial fire and light art with Ardent Heavy Industries / Interpretive Arson. Contact me: |