Dr. Nicolas Altemose is an Assistant Professor of Genetics and a Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Investigator. The Altemose Lab develops new experimental and analytical tools to study how chromatin proteins organize and regulate complex regions of the human genome.
Home Department: Physics and Radiation Oncology
Faculty Advisor: Edward Graves
Talk Title: Cerenkov radiation as a new in vivo imaging modality
Event: American Physical Society April 2011 Meeting
Home Department: Biophysics
Faculty Advisors: Polly Fordyce and Lacramioara Bintu
Talk Title: Comprehensive identification and characterization of human transcriptional effector domains
Event: 2022 CSHL: Systems Biology-Global Regulation of Gene Expression
Dr. Nicole Martinez's lab is broadly interested in RNA-based mechanisms of gene regulation. Precise control of gene expression at the level of messenger RNA processing is necessary for organismal development, required for response to environmental cues and its dysregulation is the basis of many diseases. The lab is keen to uncover mechanisms that control alternative mRNA processing and their downstream consequences on gene expression and cell physiology.
Home Department: Mechanical Engineering
Faculty Advisor: Alison Marsden
Talk Title: Assessment of cardiac output effects on bioprosthetic pulmonary valve behavior using magnetic resonance velocimetry
Event: 72nd Annual Meeting of the American Physical Society's Division of Fluid Dynamics
