Iain Konigsberg (@iainkon) 's Twitter Profile
Iain Konigsberg

@iainkon

Research instructor @CUBiomedInfo. Polygenic risk in admixed populations & multi-omic models of lung disease.

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If your analysis isn't going well, remember it is never too late to delete all your data, give up and forget that it ever happened. That's always an option. #rstats #pydata #datascience

Dr. Fan Zhang ⛵️ (@fanzhang_jessie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Zhang lab CU School of Medicine is looking for a talented #postdoc to work on our established project using #machinelearning and #singlecell multi-omics to study immune-mediated disease! Apply at cu.taleo.net/careersection/…🎉 Send your CV to [email protected] if you are interested

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Come work with a fantastic PI at the intersection of the microbiome (and many other wonderful ones), genetic epidemiology, and cardiovascular and obesity traits! Did I mention the fancy new building? 😉

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Thanks CU Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI)! Very thankful to be named an Emerging Investigator by ATS Blue Journal for the paper “Colocalization of Gene Expression and DNA Methylation with Genetic Risk Variants Supports Functional Roles of MUC5B and DSP in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis”

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Congratulations @lucianadbvargas on leading this work and getting it published!!! Proud and excited to be on your first paper with the Lange Lab. The first of many!

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Tune in Monday to discuss our recent work showing IPF variants function as QTLs, led by Raphael Borie and myself, with fantastic moderator Matthew Moll, MD, MPH and panelists @GenomicsIvana, Gillian Goobie, MD PhD, Craig Hersh MD, & @BrianDHobbs! 😀Thanks for the opportunity ATS G&G Section!

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Really grateful to spend 2 days with all the wonderful PRIMED Consortium folks. Thanks for a fantastic meeting and being an awesome, supportive, and uplifting group!

CU Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) (@cubiomedinfo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Originally coined “junk DNA,” non-coding DNA makes up the majority of the genome and is now seen as vital in human health studies. CU Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI)'s Iain Konigsberg, PhD, explains why associating non-coding DNA with junk no longer makes sense in disease research. news.cuanschutz.edu/dbmi/what-is-j…

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Thanks for the shout-out Matthew Moll, MD, MPH! It was a pleasure presenting our work on omic risk scores for COPD traits at #ASHG2024. Great seeing you and the rest of the crew in Denver

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Thanks IGES for the opportunity to put on a PRS workshop at #IGES24! Special thanks to Luke Grosvenor, @Linda_Kachuri, John Witte for support and my fellow instructors Chris Gignoux, Chris Arehart. Materials available on GitHub: github.com/konigsbergi/ig…

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Congratulations Johanna Smith for receiving the ASHG Post-Doctoral Research Excellence Award! Well-deserved recognition for your awesome work. So happy for you! 🏆🍾#ASHG2024