Research
Research areas
- Gene Regulation
- Bioinformatics
- High-throughput genomics
- Software Development
Training
Education
- B.S.Michigan State University
- M.S.Cornell University
Biography
Background
Adam Diehl completed his Masters in Genetics at Cornell University in July of 2010, in the lab of Adam Siepel, where he developed a hidden Markov model to identify species-specific transcription factor binding sites. His current research centers on gene regulatory grammar and evolution, using the human and mouse genomes as model systems. He has a strong background in teaching and enjoys mentoring students and helping other lab members find solutions to computational and bioinformatics problems.
Research output