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What is CBM?
1 personalized PhD program using computational methods, often in conjunction with experimental approaches, to solve problems across a broad spectrum of biomedical disciplines
The Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Computational Biology & Medicine brings together the exceptional educational and research resources of Cornell University in Ithaca, its Medical College in New York City (Weill Cornell Medicine), Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and The Rockefeller University. Students have varied research projects from which to choose and are mentored by our unparalleled program faculty across these three outstanding campuses.
When students graduate, their research experience, prominent publications in high quality scientific journals, and presentations at both national and international conferences enable them to become leaders in computational biology.
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I am currently on the academic job market. I am a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Christina Leslie's lab at the Computational and Systems Biology Program at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
My research focuses on deciphering causal and dynamic gene regulation…
💥💥💥New preprint 💥💥💥on the EuPRI resource. Where we reconstruct the motifs for 34,736 RBPs and study their function and evolution.
Joint work with @ProfTimHughes (Toronto), Matt Weirauch, @LXandR_, Deb Ray, Kaitlin Laverty and many more. More details to come
Happy to announce that PERT is now published in @NatureComms ! With PERT, we explore replication timing variability (Fig 3-4), chrXi reactivation (Fig 5), and how S-phase fractions struggle to approximate clone fitness (Fig 6). 1/n
Excited to publish my book chapter with @mason_lab @Springernomics and edited by @sonivijay07 and Dr. Akhade on Role and Relation of Microbiome to address AMR.
AutoFocus, a project YEARS in the making, is finally out in @CommsBio! When clustering multi-omic data, systemic correlation bias focuses on intra-omic clusters and excludes multi-omic interactions - so we designed an algorithm to help change the focus:
Our paper is out! Automatic ploidy prediction and quality assessment of human blastocysts using time-lapse imaging .. congratulations to my star PhD student and first author @rajsuraj99 @cbm_student @WeillCornellGS @WCMEnglanderIPM @WeillCornell
We are humbled to have our lab's work featured this week on the cover of @Nature (below), with many, many people to thank.
First, the stellar crew of @inspiration4x, @rookisaacman, @ArceneauxHayley, @ChrisSembroski, @DrSianProctor, who donated time, blood, fluids, and sweat for…
During National Postdoc Appreciation Week, we post social cards and profiles to celebrate our remarkable #MSKPostdocs (@MSKPDA). A week is not enough, so we dedicate ALL of September to our outstanding scientists! Stay tuned to learn more about them. @MSKCancerCenter #NPAW2024🎉
We are at #ISMB24 in Montreal ! Come listen to @cbm_student Marjorie Roskes talk at #HitSeq on Sun at 5:20 pm, visit Weiling's poster A-133. Or shoot me a message if you would like to chat about opportunities in the lab.
Paper out!📢 @AnupriyaSingha9 and #HannahStyers from the lab find acute resistance to targeting KRAS in pancreas cancer is surprisingly driven by a classical epithelial state. Co-targeting classical cells and KRAS augments response - clinically important!
Metient reconstructs the migration histories of metastatic cancers by scoring a Pareto front of parsimonious histories. It can be auto-calibrated to different cohorts.
Superstar PhD student @divyakoyy will present at #ISMB2024 in MLCSB
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dynamic learning environments
During their training, our students experience two exceptional environments – the beautiful college-town campus in Ithaca and the cosmopolitan excitement of New York City. Both locations provide access to world-class academic and research centers with a range of resources to enhance their graduate training experiences.
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outstanding institutions for unprecedented research opportunity
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modes of research
unlimited research opportunities, such as computational genomics and gene regulation, quantitative and systems biology, cancer biology and genomics, structural biology and biophysics, and computational neuroscience.
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of a small number of programs in the field to be selected by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to receive a T32 pre-doctoral training grant. This award provides support for CBM’s generous student funding, and, more importantly, is recognition by the NIH and our peers of training excellence.
Julia Moore Vogel
Alumni
In the program you have to be self- motivated. You choose your own classes based on what you need and that really appealed to me.
Jason Mezey
Faculty
This program offers more flexibility and more total diversity in research, both in areas and approaches.
Ola Oni
Student
The exceptional range of scientific and academic resources was a major factor in my decision to join CBM. The number of projects and mentorship opportunities was genuinely unparalleled among the training programs I considered.
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