Xueyi is an expert at developing models for studying heart disease. She is leading investigations into epigenetic remodeling in dilated cardiomyopathy and systems to evaluate therapeutic targets.

xueyili [at] stanford.edu

Jielin is working on understanding the role of genetic variants in dilated cardiomyopathy.

jielin [at] stanford.edu

Chris is mapping systems and synthetic biology of protein networks.

cjmathy [at] stanford.edu

Spatial and single-cell genomics for dilated cardiomyopathy and beyond.

czhu5 [at] stanford.edu

For the past two decades Peter has performed interdisciplinary work at the Stanford Genome Technology Center (SGTC) with a particular emphasis on digital microfluidics.

griffin [at] stanford.edu

Building tools to better understand gene regulation.

jrbauman [at] stanford.edu

Simon works on high-throughput precision genome editing for dissecting complex traits in yeast and human cell lines.

simonsre [at] stanford.edu

Jon’s research interests include combinatorial perturbations, multi-omics, machine learning, and algorithmic inspired method development.

jbezney [at] stanford.edu

Bianca’s research on ME/CFS aims to characterise the cell and molecular underpinnings of the disease and identify biomarkers for diagnosis.

bedozie [at] stanford.edu

Stefan is on a mission to unlock the secrets in ageing using an inter-kingdom approach to map ancient lifespan-regulating pathways from yeast to humans. 

bassler [at] stanford.edu