Boyle Lab Ph.D. alumnus
Camille Mumm, Ph.D.
Genetics and Genomics Ph.D. Student
Current position
Field Application Scientist, Bioinformatics Oxford Nanopore Technologies
Boyle Lab history
- Genetics and Genomics Ph.D. student January 2020–March 2025
- Staff Bioinformatician March 2025–March 2026
Research
Research areas
- Nanopore Sequencing
Training
Education
- B.S.University of Iowa
- M.S.University of Michigan
- Ph.D.University of Michigan
Recognition
Honors and awards
- Genome Science Training Program (T32)
- Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship
- Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant (pre-candidate & candidate)
- Rackham Travel Grant
Biography
Background
Camille received her BS in Biology and Informatics from the University of Iowa where she studied the gene regulatory network governing periderm differentiation using reporter assays in zebrafish. Her PhD work focuses on applying targeted nanopore sequencing techniques to characterize repetitive element variation in the human genome.
Research output