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CMAP WInter Newsletter
WINTER Newsletter
Welcome our new postdoctoral fellow and read about how to prioritize genes for systematic variant effect mapping in our Winter Newsletter!
Covid Chronicles: Three scientists race to track deadly pathogen in their city. (NBC)
Tracking a pandemic
Tracking a pandemic. NBC news story on the early days of understanding and tracking COVID-19 in Seattle featuring CMAP researchers Jay Shendure and Lea Starita.
Mutational Scanning Symposium
Experts in the field of mutational scanning come from around the world meet to present their work and provide insights on the future of this science for this three-day event which will be held virtually April 5th-7th 2021. Registration is free!
NHGRI Grantee Meeting October 15th and 16th , 2020
CEGS 2020
The NHGRI conference coming up in October will feature all active Centers of Excellence in Genomic Science (CEGS) programs. We are pleased to be participating.
CMAP Fall Newsletter
Fall Newsletter
Learn a bit more about the Atlas of Variant Effects and read Daniel Tabet’s article on Variant Effect Mapping of secreted proteins!
CMAP Summer newsletter
Summer Newsletter
In this issue you can read about "Capturing complexity in gene regulation” as well as see what fun we had at our virtual annual retreat.
Deep Mutational Scanning (DMS) 2020- Symposium and Workshop
DMS workshop and Symposium
Thanks to all who attended the Deep Mutational Scanning Symposium and Workshop! View the symposium and workshop presentations by clicking the ‘Learn More” button below.
Dr. Jesse Bloom and Dr. Lea Starita (GeekWire Photo credit / Todd Bishop)
Interview with Dr. JEsse Bloom and Dr. Lea Starita
Learn more about Deep Mutational Scanning in this Geekwire podcast featuring Dr. Jesse Bloom and Dr. Lea Starita. https://www.geekwire.com/2020/scientists-pursue-new-genetic-insights-health-inside-world-deep-mutational-scanning/
CMAP Spring Newsletter
Spring Newsletter
Read more about the Center in our Spring Newsletter! We celebrate milestones, announce recent publications and discuss how COVID is impacting our research.