Brad advances to Ph.D. candidacy!
Brad Crone successfully completed his Bioinformatics preliminary exams and is now a Ph.D. candidate! Congrats!
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Updates from the Boyle Lab, including publications, grants, awards, new lab members, and other milestones.
Our manuscript on TE-derived chromatin looping is published in Nature Communications!
Our paper showing how TEs affected chromatin highlighted here is published in Nature Communications. This study shows that transposable elements are an impor...
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Lab celebrates the end of the year!
The lab celebrated the end of a sucessful 2019 with a hotpot and ugly sweater party! We also celebrated winning the gingerbread house (two years in a row!) a...
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Dr. Boyle awarded 2019 Precision Health Investigator Award!
Dr. Boyle along with Dr. Peter Todd, Associate Professor of Neurology and Dr. Ryan Mills, Associate Professor of Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics an...
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Boyle Lab attends ASHG 2019!
Members of the Boyle lab attended the American Society for Human Genetics 2019 conference in Houston, TX. This is the premier Genetics conference in the US. ...
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The lab helps Minerva in Part 3!
The lab helped out our friend Minerva in Part 3 of Decode Detroit: Ann Arbor’s escape room. We were only 2 minutes away from setting a new record! Everyone h...
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Our manuscript on our method to characterize SNP Effects is published in Bioinformatics!
Out newest method for interpreting SNVs called SEMpl is published in Bioinformatics! SEMpl uses in vivo transcription factor binding and chromatin accessibil...
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Boyle Lab attends ISMB/ECCB 2019!
Members of the Boyle lab attended the 27th Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology and the 18th European Conference on Computational Biology in Basel, Swit...
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