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Science & Technology

Where Vision Meets Innovation

Our collaborative research programs unite leading experts from diverse fields to advance our understanding of the genetic foundations of biology and disease, while exploring cutting-edge technological innovations.

Collaborative Research Programs

Groundbreaking Research

We cultivate a diverse research community dedicated to advancing the understanding of genomic science and the treatment of human disease.

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Faculty Labs

Innovators in Action

Discover the diverse expertise driving our research. From unraveling disease mechanisms to advancing innovative technologies, our faculty labs are at the forefront of the NYGC’s scientific endeavors.

All Faculty Labs
  • Marcin Imielinsky headshot Imieliński Lab
  • Ivan Iossifov headshot Iossifov Lab
  • David A Knowles headshot Knowles Lab
  • Dan Landau headshot Landau Lab
  • Ren Lab
  • Hemali Phatnani headshot Phatnani Lab
  • Neville Sanjana headshot Sanjana Lab
  • Rahul Satija headshot Satija Lab
  • Sanja Vicković headshot Vicković Lab
  • Mike Wigler headshot Wigler Lab
  • Chenxu Zhu headshot Zhu Lab
  • Sam Aparicio headshot Aparicio Lab
  • Mary-Claire King headshot King Lab
  • Tuuli Lappalainen headshot Lappalainen Lab
  • Tom Maniatis headshot Maniatis Lab
  • Simon Tavaré headshot Tavaré Lab
  • Harold Varmus headshot Varmus Lab
  • Onyinye Balogun headshot Balogun Lab
  • L. Davis Lab
  • Melissa Davis headshot M. Davis Lab
  • Stephan Sanders headshot Sanders Lab
  • Tarjinder Singh headshot Singh Lab
Technology Platforms

Innovative Technology Platforms

Our multidisciplinary team of scientists, engineers, and NYGC faculty come together to explore and test innovative genomic tools and technologies to drive progress within our center and the broader scientific community.

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Recent Publications

Publications Archive
  • Nature  ·  August 5, 2026

    A compendium of next-generation patient-derived models for diverse cancers.

    Dina ElHarouni, Mushriq Al-Jazrawe, Seongmin Choi, Merve Dede, Toshinori Hinoue, Sean A Misek, Heeju Noh, Luca Zanella, Yuen-Yi Tseng, Hayley E Francies, Dennis Plenker, Cindy W Kyi, Julyann Perez-Mayoral, Megan J Stine, Eva Tonsing-Carter, Rachana Agarwal, Jean Claude Zenklusen, James M Clinton, Jennifer M Shelton, Timothy R Chu, William F Hooper, Xavi Loinaz, Paula Keskula, Jordan Tagle, Peyton C Kuhlers, Bahar Tercan, Sylvia F Boj, Alessandro Vasciaveo, Lorenzo Tomassoni, James M Crawford, Shawna Walsh, Claire Sinai, Sonam Bhatia, Priya Sridevi, Hardik Patel, Maria Antonietta Cerone; HCMI Network; Kyle Ellrott, Calvin J Kuo, Olivier Elemento, Semir Beyaz, Vincenzo Corbo, David L Spector, Rameen Beroukhim, Martin L Ferguson, Andrew D Cherniack, Peter W Laird, Nicolas Robine, Andrew McPherson, Katherine A Hoadley, Mathew J Garnett, David A Tuveson, Andrea Califano, Paul T Spellman, Keith L Ligon, Daniela S Gerhard, Louis M Staudt, Jesse S Boehm.

    Cancer Computational Biology Lab
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  • bioRxiv  ·  July 31, 2026  ·  Preprint

    Benchmarking Twist Genotyping-by-Sequencing Against Whole-Genome Sequencing in Nuclear Families.

    Jacob Klugerman, Ivan Iossifov, Kenny Ye.

    Iossifov Lab
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  • medRxiv  ·  August 3, 2026  ·  Preprint

    Guidance for clinical variant classification in genes for spliceosomal small nuclear RNAs.

    Elston N DSouza, Alexander JM Blakes, Robin Paluch, Siddharth Banka, Maya Chopra, Alison J Coffey, Christel Depienne, Wojciech P Galej, Sylvie Mazoyer, Caroline Nava, Anne O’Donnell Luria, Jillian O’Toole, Pia Riestra Crespo, Carlo Rivolta, Stephan J Sanders, Nicola Whiffin.

    Sanders Lab
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