Congratulations to Dr. Mercedeh Javanbakht Movassagh!

Dr. Bailey traveled to Uganda as a co-instructor for Masters level field course in Global Health Systems.

Cliff Oduor and Peter Owuor Oluoch officially graduated from Maseno University in Kenya today.

After weeks of packing and unpacking, we are ready and eager to begin lab work here at Brown.

An awesome combination although we met some scary characters. Science was great.

Ozkan and Jeff have been attending the GEM meeting in Hinxton, UK.

Nick successfully defended his PhD dissertation on Monday.

Presenting at Keystone proper our work looking at EBV across cancers.

Jeff, Nick and Ozkan attended the IDEEL hackathon in Wilmington Delaware meeting with our key collaborators from UNC and Imperial College.

We just received the official notice of award from the NIH for our R01 entitled "Impacts".

Both Mercedeh and Oz were awarded pilot funds to pursue potentially innovative computational and experimental techniques to foster cross-lab collaborations.

Bob Verity examines the population genetic structure in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Our lab provide support for sequence analysis and bioinformatics.

Robin Miller's paper using AMA1 to probe population structure in the DRC entitled "A deep sequencing approach to estimate Plasmodium falciparum complexity of infection (COI)

The paper demonstrates its ability to cluster at single base resolution accurately discerning low abundance sequences even with low amounts of input reads..

Congrats to Cliff. His latest paper comparing BL and normal germinal center B cells just came out in BMC Cancer

The lab is back from ASTMH which was a busy conference with lots of collaborator meetings.