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Look forward to joining this extremely important discussion! To me, colonization in science is the extraction of scientific knowledge in a manner that exploits study participants and researchers, often through a power imbalance. ISPG

Colonization in science hurts our study participants, builds a collaborative culture that is toxic and not sustainable, destroys the public trust in us, and eventually hurts the science.

To decolonize science, we start by listening to all stakeholders, treating them as partners and making decisions collaboratively

My lab has various positions open at the Broad Institute and @MGH_RI．We develop exciting stat gen methods, build large genomic resources out of EUR, and team up with labs for genetic mechanisms of psych and autoimmune disorders. I’m at #ASHG2022. Please feel free to reach out!

Look forward to launching this important project with my amazing team and collaborators!! broadinstitute.org/news/first-lar… via Broad Institute

Concluded the 2nd Pan-Asia Genetics of Brain Disorders Symposium. Deeply enriching presentations and thoughtful discussions ntu.edu.sg/medicine/news-…

It has been a great pleasure to co-organize and attend this amazing symposium. Exciting science, great people, not to mention delicious foods and the beautiful city!

Our latest preprint: a novel cross-ancestry fine-mapping method with much improved power and calibration. A collaboration with @kaiyuan1990 Ryan Longchamps Antonio F. Pardiñas Tian Ge Chia-Yen Chen Yen-Feng Lin @bmneale Mark Daly PGC Consortium among others! medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Pleased to share our latest preprint. We extended the SuSiE model originally developed by the Matthew Stephens Lab to a cross-population fine-mapping method. Led by the talented Kai Yuan with Hailiang Huang Ryan Longchamps Antonio F. Pardiñas + many others. medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our latest paper in ⁦Nature Genetics⁩ on IBD genetic architecture across E Asian and European ancestries. A collaboration with Han, Ruize, Kyuyoung, Yoichi, Zhanju Liu, FinnGen, and IIBDGC #genetics #IBD ⁦Broad Institute⁩ ⁦CGM at MGH⁩ nature.com/articles/s4158…

Look forward to 5 days of great science and stimulating discussions with colleagues in #ASHG2023

The #gnomAD team is proud to announce the release of gnomAD v4! The v4 dataset includes 730,947 exomes & 76,215 genomes, which is ~5x larger than the v2 & v3 releases combined, & includes nearly 120K indivs of non-European genetic ancestry broad.io/gnomad_v4 #ASHG23 (1/11)

Thrilled to announce our latest study published in Cell Genomics ! cell.com/cell-genomics/… Big shoutout to our amazing collaborators Chia-Yen Chen Tian Ge Hailiang Huang Anne Feng and many others! #GWAS #TaiwanBiobank🧬

Proud to contribute to this important work and part of this amazing team of colleagues!

🌟 **Join Our Lab wzhoulab.com as a Postdoc!🌟 Passionate about developing and applying novel statistical methods to study genetics of disease progression and integrating omics data? Explore exciting opportunities and apply now: shorturl.at/ahIY3 or email me🧬

🧬 Join Biogen's Discovery Genetics Co-op this summer! Dive into large-scale genomic data and contribute to drug dev programs for psychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders. Gain hands-on experience and guidance from experts in human genetics. Apply here: smrtr.io/hRqdb

The World Congress of Psychiatric Genetics (WCPG) thrives on groundbreaking research like yours! Submit your symposium proposal and share your valuable insights with leading experts. The deadline for symposium chair proposals is April 17th. ispg.societyconference.com/v2/ #WCPG2024

Excited to share that our new paper in Nature Genetics! Huge thanks to Hailiang Huang and Tian Ge for supervising this project and to Broad Institute, CGM at MGH and PGC Consortium for supporting the research. rdcu.be/dR0sF

Analysis of sequencing data of 320k individuals (75k cases and 245k controls) shows heterozygous carriers of cystic fibrosis mutations are protected from inflammatory bowel disease. The protection mechanism could be due to an altered gut mucosal barrier that resists penetration