Lynn is a genomic variant analyst who helps interpret rare disease exomes and genomes to identify causal candidate genes and variants. She also manages and coordinates activities for certain rare disease cohorts, working closely with a set of clinical collaborators from around the world. @LynnPais […]
Hana is a software engineer working on building tools to facilitate rare disease research. She studied computer science with a minor in engineering biology. […]
Melanie is a genetic counselor and the senior clinical manager for the Rare Genomes Project. Her background spans clinical care, research coordination, and clinical laboratory settings. She is involved in multiple aspects of the project including leading the return of results to families enrolled in the study. […]
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Liwen worked in the MacArthur lab from 2015-2016, using exome sequencing to identify a genetic diagnosis for over 180 families with late-onset limb-girdle muscle weakness. She has now returned to full-time clinical responsibilities as a medical student at Harvard Medical School. […]
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My name is Mekdes, but I go by Duni. I am originally from Ethiopia. I am currently working in the MacArthur lab more specifically in Rare Genomes Project as a Senior coordinator. I graduated from Gordon College with a B.S. in Biology in 2014. […]
Grace Tiao is the Associate Director for Computational Genomics in the Translational Genomics Group and leads a team of computational biologists developing efficient methods and pipelines to produce and analyze large-scale sequencing callsets, including the Genome Aggregation Database (gnomAD), the UK BioBank, and rare disease cohorts generated by the Broad’s Center for Mendelian Genomics. She […]
Elise was a computational biologist who worked in the lab on the genomic diagnosis of rare disease families. Prior to joining the lab she worked at the NIH’s Undiagnosed Diseases Program. She is now a graduate student at Harvard. @valkanase […]
