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We had a wonderful time at the Ray White Memorial Symposium. Many thanks to our incredible speakers and attendees! humangenetics.ucsf.edu/ray-white-memo…

Sarah will now be presenting virtually on Thursday 4/24. Hope to see you there! humangenetics.ucsf.edu/mapping-human-…

We’re proud to celebrate Atul Butte on his election to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest honor societies. A leader in biomedical data science, his work is reshaping how we diagnose and treat disease. tiny.ucsf.edu/CUz7gN

Visit UCSF Mission Bay campus for our seminar with Tiago Faial from nature Nature Reviews Genetics humangenetics.ucsf.edu/scientific-pub…

UCSF Advances AI in Research Through Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration medschool.ucsf.edu/news/ucsf-adva… UCSF School of Medicine UCSF DoC-IT

This achievement "demonstrates the immense time, effort and expense it takes to understand complicated human diseases and develop effective treatments — but also how the investment can have profound effects on human lives." UC San Francisco Dr. Stephen Hauser

Join us for a deep dive into the power of Oxford Nanopore sequencing for direct DNA and RNA methylation analysis Oxford Nanopore humangenetics.ucsf.edu/ucsf-ihg-cat-a…

MS was long believed to be driven by T cells, until one scientist followed the clues to a different immune cell. His bold biomedical research led to game-changing therapies and earned him the 2025 Breakthrough.

Gladstone President Deepak Srivastava explains how CRISPR gene-editing technology is transforming medicine by providing a potential cure for sickle cell disease—a condition we've understood genetically for 50 years but couldn't treat until now.

🔈 Benoit Bruneau Benoit Bruneau, invited speaker at #ICDB2025, leads the field in studying chromatin architecture and heart development. A must-hear talk for anyone in gene regulation and morphogenesis! ❤️🧬

Karin Pelka (Karin Pelka 🦋 @pelkalab.bsky.social) and her interdisciplinary team are working to create novel immune-driven therapies that treat—and possibly even cure—the most widespread form of colorectal cancer. Colorectal Cancer Alliance UC San Francisco gladstone.org/news/karin-pel…

Sukrit Silas and his colleagues discovered that a well-known defense system in some bacteria can kill the cell as a last resort if viruses try to thwart it. Read more about this recent study: bit.ly/43aHSKC UC San Francisco Molecular Cell

Visit UCSF Mission Bay campus for our seminar with Chris Gignoux Chris Gignoux from CU Anschutz Medical Campus University of Colorado humangenetics.ucsf.edu/ihg-seminar-se…

In the latest Science in Seconds, Bruce Conklin and Bria Macklin describe how they use cells collected from patients with CMT to explore how #GeneEditing can be used as a therapeutic tool to treat the disease. The Conklin Lab Bria L. Macklin bit.ly/3GTFcsc

Visit UCSF Mission Bay campus for our seminar with Ivan Ovcharenko from NCBI. Ivan has done amazing computational work to characterize the noncoding genome and is always great to talk science with! humangenetics.ucsf.edu/role-silencer-…

With deep sadness, we share the passing of Dr. Atul Butte—a visionary leader, scientist, and mentor. His groundbreaking work and boundless compassion transformed medicine and inspired so many. His legacy will continue to shape the University of California and beyond.

Join our virtual seminar with Meir Shamay from Bar Ilan University humangenetics.ucsf.edu/ai-tool-based-…

Visit UCSF Mission Bay campus for our seminar with Wenqiang Yu from Fudan University humangenetics.ucsf.edu/ihg-seminar-se…

Join us for a seminar to explore the latest innovations in single-cell DNA and multiomics technology with Dr. Adam Sciambi, Chief Technology Officer at Mission Bio humangenetics.ucsf.edu/ucsf-ihg-cat-a…

T cells don’t act alone. The immune system’s response to cancer depends on multicellular “hubs” — coordinated networks of immune and non-immune cells. Karin Pelka 🦋 @pelkalab.bsky.social (Gladstone Institutes) has been awarded the 2025 AAAS Wachtel Award for uncovering these hubs, and revealing why some tumors