The Edison Family Center for Genome Sciences & Systems Biology is home to an interdisciplinary, multi-departmental, multi-generational team of investigators from multiple schools focusing on comparative genomics, statistical genomics, and systems biology.
It helps sponsor the development of key infrastructure elements, allowing the rapid evolution of computational biology at WU. It serves as a ‘proving ground’ for developing new strategies for educating students and faculty who wish to work at the interface of the biological, physical, computational, and engineering sciences.
20th Anniversary Symposium
We have made video links available for those who missed the October 18th symposium celebrating the center’s twentieth anniversary or would like to revisit key sessions.
Event Speakers
Holden Thorp, PhD • Daphne Koller, PhD • Jo Handelsman, PhD
Shirley Malcom, PhD • Carlos Bustamante, PhD • Jeffrey I. Gordon, MD