The CGSI integrates technological and computational genomic approaches to solve modern problems in medicine, agriculture, and basic discovery.
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From DNA to Diagnosis: UW-UDP clinic brings genomic technologies to the public
The UW Undiagnosed Disease Program is combining cutting-edge technologies and new research developments to help diagnose Wisconsin patients.
Student Highlight: Kwangmoon Park – From economics to statistical genomics
Kwangmoon Park explains his research developing statistical tools for high-dimensional genomic data.
Alumni Highlight: Keith Noto – Principal Scientist at AncestryDNA
From a UW-Madison student to Principal Scientist at the largest provider of consumer DNA testing in the world, Keith Noto shares details on his trajectory and current role.
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Our mission is to develop innovative technological and computational genomic approaches that illuminate our understanding of complex biological systems and address modern problems in medicine, agriculture, and basic scientific discovery.
