Lab Updates
April 8th, 2025
Big congratulations to Maria and Caitlin on being awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships! We’re proud to celebrate this exciting recognition!
February 3rd, 2025
Welcoming our new post-doc, Dr. Dimitrius Pramio, from Dr. Marcos Simoes-Costa’s lab at Harvard Medical School!
January 24th, 2025
We are thrilled to announce the publication of our latest paper, "Rewiring Cancer: 3D Genome Determinants of Cancer Hallmarks", in Current Opinion in Genetics and Development!
This work explores how 3D genome organization influences key cancer hallmarks, providing new insights into the epigenetic and topological mechanisms driving tumorigenesis. Our findings highlight potential therapeutic targets and pave the way for future research in cancer epigenomics. You can read the full paper here.
Congratulations to Maria, Christine, and Sarah for their hard work and dedication!
This work explores how 3D genome organization influences key cancer hallmarks, providing new insights into the epigenetic and topological mechanisms driving tumorigenesis. Our findings highlight potential therapeutic targets and pave the way for future research in cancer epigenomics. You can read the full paper here.
Congratulations to Maria, Christine, and Sarah for their hard work and dedication!
October 7th, 2024
Welcoming our new post-doc, Dr. Harunori Honjoh, from Dr. Yutaka Osuga’s lab at the University of Tokyo.
We are a diverse group of scientists, spanning a broad range of backgrounds and training, dedicated to advancing our understanding of human biology and disease. Our laboratory is centrally focused on understanding how transcription is regulated by epigenetic and topologic genome structure. We study this in the context of normal physiology, aging and cancer across a variety of models. Our work utilizes advanced genomic and imaging methodologies applied to engineered cell models and primary tumor samples. We comprise biologists, physicists, physician scientists and computational biologists in a collaborative research environment.