Director of bioinformatics at AstraZeneca. subscribe to my youtube channel @chatomics. On my way to helping 1 million people learn bioinformatics. Educator, Biotech, single cell. Also talks about leadership. tommytang.bio.link

Hematopoiesis, Cancer, and Stem Cell Researcher Professor and Chair, Department of Cell Biology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Deputy Director, Montefiore Einstein Comprehensive Cancer Center bit.ly/3s3VA1H http://www.steidl-lab.com

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Assistant Professor at UTSW studying nuclear organization by nuclear condensates

epigenetically engineering a kosher pig or how I stopped worrying and learned to love charge, grease, and intrinsic disorder Professor of Biochemistry Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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Laboratory for Chromatin and Spatial Neurobiology We work at the intersection of chromatin, synapses, and neurobiology to understand how the brain stores memory over long timescales. creminslab.com x.com/creminslab https://videocast.nih.gov/watch=55006

Card carrying Cell Biologist. Prof. at Stanford Biochemistry. Lover of neglected and emerging model systems. straightlab.stanford.edu

Professor, University of Edinburgh. Science: epigenetics, variegation, heterochromatin, heteroresistance, resistance, bet hedging, fungal biology & pathogens. Pets: Airedale Terriers. Duolingo: 🇫🇷 level 50. Opinions here are my own

Assistant Professor of Cancer Biology at Weill Cornell Medicine — NIH NCI R00 Funded — Chromatin & Epigenetics in Cancer and Immunity.

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