From genes to cells to disease

Welcome to the laboratory of Stephen B. Montgomery at Stanford University School of Medicine. Our lab focuses on understanding the mechanisms by which genetic variation influences cellular mechanisms and, ultimately, human traits. We utilize high throughput next generation sequencing to interrogate genomes and genome function in combination with novel bioinformatics and statistical genetics tools.

We envision a future where when one goes to the clinic, not only can we access the genome, but we can access layers of cellular phenotypes which will allow us to make unprecedented predictions regarding disease risk.

NEWS

April 18th, 2012: Kim Kukurba awarded a Dept of Defense Graduate Research Fellowship

April 16th, 2012: Mauro Pala joins the lab

April 2th, 2012: Mark Piercy joins the lab

Mar 30th, 2012: Kim Kukurba awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Feb 8th, 2012: Our work gets featured in Nature.

Jan 3rd, 2012: Dr Xin Li joins the lab

Dec 1, 2011: Profiled by Genome Technology magazine.

Sept 23rd, 2011: Dr Kevin Smith joins the lab

July 1, 2011: The lab opens its doors in the Department of Pathology. Actively seeking postdoctoral researchers and graduate students.

UPCOMING CONFERENCES

April 5th, 2012: Halifax, Canada Dalhousie, Department of Pathology, Seminar Series

April 20th, 2012: Stanford, California 3rd Annual Stanford Symposium for Genomics and Personalized Medicine

May 8th-12th, 2012: CSHL, NY Biology of the Genomes - Xin Li

May 30th, 2012: Liege, Belgium Capita Selecta in Complex Disease Analysis

Aug 19th-23rd, 2012: Toronto, Canada The 13th International Conference on Systems Biology

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